Across
- 1. use to capture the vastness of subject rather than having to step back to take photo
- 3. emphasis on how the subject or items in the photo feel when touched
- 6. type of photography that focuses on buildings, specifically the interior, exterior, and fine details
- 7. an image that shows you the whole building
- 10. the time of the day that is best to take photos (dawn/dusk)
- 11. too much positive space can make the photo feel ________.
- 15. a person who designs, prepares, and styles food for photography
- 19. not directly above the subject, but pointing lens downward about 45 degrees
- 21. The type of leading lines where two lines meet is called _________ lines.
- 22. an area of photography where food is photographed as the main subject for still images
- 24. the type of photo that focuses more on the people who use those rooms
- 26. Helps you captivate the foreground elements, like snow covering a river or lake, by placing the subject on the ________ line.
- 27. removing one of the elements that makes up a pattern is a pattern __________.
- 29. placing the subject on the imaginary grid lines, or off center
- 30. creates movement in the photo, such as sprinkling garnish or taking a bite
- 32. items used to help you set your scene
- 33. A picture using reflection in a mirror is an example of __________.
- 35. the negative space in a photo; area not including the subject
- 36. a type of photography that focuses on the beauty of the world and outdoors (mountains, trees, grassland)
- 38. used to create aesthetically pleasing shadows
Down
- 2. a photo taken at eye level or face to face, showing the layers of the subject
- 4. subject placed in front of the light source and creates contrast or silhouette
- 5. a photo taken from directly above
- 8. added to changes the color and mood of a photo while shooting or after when editing
- 9. taking a photo at the lowest level and looking straight up toward your subject
- 12. taking a photo below the subject's eye level to make the subject appear more powerful
- 13. refers to focal point of the photo and contrast between foreground/background elements
- 14. a style that focuses on the use of natural lighting or a bright background to give a soft/diffused look
- 16. features the individual architectural elements of a building’s interior or exterior
- 17. the repetition of any of the elements of art
- 18. a style that places emphasis on shadows and contrasting subject from background
- 20. rule of thirds is mastered by placing the eyes of a living focal point on the intersecting __________ lines.
- 23. this plays a significant role in landscape photography and changes the mood of a scene
- 25. using an 3 or 5 subjects to create a group
- 28. You can align the horizon with the ___________ gridline to emphasize the beauty of the sky.
- 31. the focal point of a photo; also considered the positive space
- 34. a type of line used to add dynamic and movement to your image, guiding the viewer's eye (like staircase or road)
- 37. Leads the viewer's eye, such as the edge of a building, the corner of a room, or the curve of a walkway or stair