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These are lines in a photo that subconsciously lead your eyes towards the main subject which is usually at the end of the lines.

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This is when the lighter areas of an image are dark whereas the darker areas of the image are brighter/whiter.

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The ISO is the camera's sensitivity to light.

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A test strip is used to test which amount of time for exposure to light is best so the final piece can have no flaw in the processing stage.

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The shutter speed is how long the shutter is open to expose the film/sensor to allow light to enter. It is measured in seconds and fractions of a second.

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The rule of thirds is a method in composition that involves a 3x3 grid. This grid can help create good symetry, isolate the subject or even help for a person to equally divide parts of a frame.

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A decisive moment is a point in time where you have to make the decision to take the photo or not. Even hesitating for a moment could destroy the outcome of the shot.

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Something which lasts a short while. Short happening moments are very indifferent.

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When two things that are contrary are seen close together

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A photo taken without the subject knowing that a photo is taken of them (most times)

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When the subject within the photo is observing something outside of the frame. It gives their faces an uncontrolled look (most times) that you cannot change.

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This is taking a photo from the side of the hip. It is good when used for taking photos of others without them looking into the camera lens.

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The use of manual focus in a way that the photographer sets a specific aperture and DOF while adjusting the focus.