Photography Composition
1. What
is the primary function of composition in photography?
- A)
To capture light
- B)
To arrange visual elements pleasingly
- C)
To set the camera's exposure
- D)
To develop film
2. How
does Adam Long describe photo composition?
- A)
A technical arrangement of camera settings
- B)
A pleasing arrangement of objects within a rectangle
- C)
The process of editing photos
- D)
The use of special effects in photography
3. Why
is composition compared to the skeleton of a human body in photography?
- A)
It provides a rigid structure to the photo
- B)
It keeps everything together, supports the visual elements, and makes the
frame look dynamic
- C)
It determines the color balance
- D)
It dictates the type of camera to use
4. What
does the rule of thirds in photography composition entail?
- A)
Placing the main subject in the center of the frame
- B)
Dividing the image into nine equal parts using two horizontal and two
vertical lines and placing objects along these lines or intersections
- C)
Using only three colors in the photo
- D)
Limiting the number of subjects to three
5. What
are leading lines in photography composition?
- A)
Lines that lead the viewer’s eye from one part of a composition to
another
- B)
Lines that separate different sections of a photo
- C)
Borders around the main subject
- D)
Lines that are always horizontal
6. Which
types of lines are identified as leading lines based on their direction?
- A)
Vertical, horizontal, or diagonal
- B)
Curved or straight
- C)
Zigzag or spiral
- D)
Dotted or dashed
7. Which
of the following can be used as leading lines in a photograph?
- A)
Shadows
- B)
Roads, fences, and bridges
- C)
Clouds
- D)
Light sources
8. How
is the "frame within the frame" technique used in photography?
- A)
By using the camera’s viewfinder to compose the image
- B)
By placing elements in the photograph that create a secondary frame
around the subject
- C)
By using a photo editing software to add a frame
- D)
By shooting through a physical frame like a window
9. How
do camera manufacturers assist photographers in applying the rule of thirds?
- A)
By providing pre-set photo filters
- B)
By including the capability to display a grid in live view mode
- C)
By recommending specific lenses
- D)
By offering built-in tutorials on composition
10. What
is the effect of vertical leading lines in a photograph?
- A)
They create a sense of width
- B)
They add depth and invite the viewer on a journey through the scene
- C)
They create a sense of stability
- D)
They make the subject appear larger
11. How
do curved leading lines affect a viewer’s experience compared to straight
leading lines?
- A)
They make the photo appear more rigid
- B)
They offer a sense of flow and grace that straight lines rarely achieve
- C)
They divide the photo into distinct sections
- D)
They create confusion
12. How
can horizontal leading lines be used to create a dynamic composition?
- A)
By creating a sense of movement across the photo
- B)
By making the subject appear taller
- C)
By adding a sense of depth
- D)
By emphasizing the color balance
13. Describe
a scenario where breaking the rule of thirds might be artistically effective.
- A)
Placing the main subject in the exact center of the frame for symmetry
- B)
Using only black and white tones
- C)
Focusing on a single color in the photograph
- D)
Blurring the background
14. Which
of the following was used as leading lines in the provided examples of a
church?
- A)
The sky
- B)
The patterns on the paving wood
- C)
The door of the church
- D)
The people in front of the church
15. How
does the color contrast of plants in a tea bush path serve as leading lines in
a photograph?
- A)
By creating shadows
- B)
By highlighting the path between the tea bushes
- C)
By blending into the background
- D)
By focusing on a single plant
- What is the
primary function of composition in photography?
- How does Adam
Long describe photo composition?
- Why is
composition compared to the skeleton of a human body in photography?
- Explain the
rule of thirds in photography composition.
- What are
leading lines, and how do they function within a composition?
- How can leading
lines vary in direction, and what effect does each direction have on a
photograph?
- List five
examples of objects or elements that can be used as leading lines in a
photograph.
- Describe how
the "frame within the frame" technique is used in photography.
- How do camera
manufacturers assist photographers in applying the rule of thirds?
- Analyze the use
of leading lines in a photograph of a road leading to the horizon.
- Discuss the
impact of curved leading lines versus straight leading lines on the
viewer’s experience.
- How can the use
of vertical leading lines add depth to a photograph?
- How can a
photographer create a dynamic composition using horizontal and diagonal
leading lines?
- Describe a
scenario where the use of the rule of thirds might be broken intentionally
for artistic effect.
- How can
different types of leading lines (e.g., fences, shorelines, trees) be
combined in a single photograph to create a complex composition?
- Explain the use
of leading lines in the provided examples of a church, a mountain, and a
compound wall.
- How does the
color contrast of plants in a tea bush path serve as leading lines in a
photograph?
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