Photography Basics

4. This photography movement led to the abstract photography movement.
5. The opening in the lens.
7. Description, Analysis, Interpretation, Judgment.
8. We use this to explain how to get a balanced exposure. (Hint: No space)
10. The photographer sets the exposure instead of having the camera do it automatically. We shoot in this mode.
11. Little digital flecks in an image that appears when the ISO is too high, also called grain.
12. What you look through to take a picture. (Hint: two words, no space.)
13. This is used to choose a shooting mode on your camera. (Hint: No space)
16. What you have to have around your neck or wrist when using the camera (Hint: two words, no space)
17. What we save our images to in the camera.
20. This determines the light sensitivity.
21. The button to push to change the lens. (Hint: two words, no space.)

1. What needs to be on your lens when you are not taking pictures. (Hint: two words, no space)
2. What it is called when an image is too dark
3. The button you use to take the photo (Hint: two words, no space)
4. The amount of time light has to enter the camera.
6. What you use to adjust different settings on the camera (Hint: two words, no space)
9. What we measure aperture in. (Hint: no space)
14. A type of photograph that does not depict something specific and does not have any spacial clues.
15. This is where you attach the lens to your camera. (Hint: two words, no space)
18. How much of an image is in focus, determined by the aperture. (Hint: three words, no space.)
19. The slot at the top of the camera for adding accessories like a flash or mic