Vocab + Photography

1. tiny squares of color information
6. the foundation of photography that includes 3 parts to control light and time to produce an image
7. the sensitivity setting of your camera to light
8. the whole or sum is different than the individual parts
9. images that stand for ideas
13. repeated lines, shapes, or colors
15. a design that uses many different colors, shapes, textures or lines displays this
16. seeing an unfinished form or shape as completed in the mind's eye
23. camera mode that automatically determines the ISO and shutter speed settings based of your fstop selection
25. the size relationship between the parts of an object

1. the "glue" that pulls the elements of art together and helps guide their use
2. an early photographic process employing an iodine-sensitized silvered plate and mercury vapor; it became the first publicly available photographic process
3. measurement for aperture, the iris and pupil of the camera that allows more or less light in
4. when elements are balanced and move away from the circle's center
5. visual patterns created by repeating basic elements such as dots, lines, symbols, or shapes
10. not closely resembling anything from the real world that you can see and touch
11. when something is out of balance, seen and felt
12. last name of the photographer who took the first known photograph, View from the Window at Le Gras
14. how your eyes move around a page
17. the state when all elements are completely or centered
18. when light comes through the lens and is projected onto light sensitive material
19. the length of time light is allowed to enter the camera
20. when one element or principle is dominant or more noticeable than another
21. the emotional, cultural, or social content of a design
22. displayed when a design includes lines, shapes, colors, textures, and other elements that all seem to work together
24. when patterns create a tempo