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Genre: A category of photography or artistic style or composition based on different topics or subjects.

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Standard photographic film used in analog single lens reflex (SLR) cameras and movíe/still video cameras during the first part of 20th century, digital now used! The film width was 36mmx24mm while video was 35. There are only two pixels (light/dark)

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Has two objective lens with the same focal length. One to take pictures, while the other acts as the viewfinder.

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A suspension of silver salts in gelatin printed on glass or flexible plastic or resin-coated paper. Currently used for black and white photography.

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Earliest photography devices using large format imaging. A large photo image can be  4”x5” or larger. First photographic method of making 1:1 prints before enlargers. Prints can be 4”x5, 5x7, 8x10”

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Curator: The person who collects, exhibits, researches and maintains the photo collection at a museum. Also responsible for presenting the collections and storing them in optimal conditions.

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Exhibition: A commercial photography fair or trade fair to display works of various photographers/artists in an organized manner. The participants usually pay a fee.

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Exhibition: A commercial photography fair or trade fair to display works of various photographers/artists in an organized manner. The participants usually pay a fee.

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Framing:                             Refers to the utilization of elements of a scene to create a frame within your frame to highlight your subject. It draws the viewer's eye to the subject. 

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Framing:                             Refers to the utilization of elements of a scene to create a frame within your frame to highlight your subject. It draws the viewer's eye to the subject. 

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A room to display the exhibition of pictures or a photo collection.

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Copyright: Exclusive legal right of an inventor, originator or assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record artistic material and to authorize others to do the same.

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Copyright: Exclusive legal right of an inventor, originator or assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record artistic material and to authorize others to do the same.

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Scavenger Hunt 08/30/19: Triangle

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Nature

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WPA#1 Additional Photos Nature

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The seven building blocks of Art are: line, color, texture, space, form, shape, and value; these are used to compose a work of Art.

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An element of Art defined by a point moving in space. It maybe descriptive as, 'curvaceous', thickness, 'thin or thick', and length.

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A two dimensional enclosure that can be geometric, round, or rectangular, and possesses height and width.

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An element encompassing three ingredients: hue (color name), value (light or darkness), and intensity (brightness /dullness quality).

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A three dimensional work that has or gives  perceived volume, and gives the illusion of depth, width and height; uses perspection and shading to create the illusion of depth.

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An element that conveys the way things feel or look as if they are felt when touched.

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The lightness or darkness of tones or colors. White is the lightest value, while black is the darkest. the halfway value is middle gray.

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Positive and negative areas are defined and gives the composition a sense of depth.

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Value...

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These are how an artist uses the Elements of Art to create an effect or deliver the artisit intent of a work of art; they are emphasis, pattern, balance, movement, unity, variety, and proportion.

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The use of recurring elements to direct the eye's movement throughout the piece, and to the focal area by using edges, shapes, and color. The five kinds are: random, regular, alternating, progressive, and flowing.

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The arrangement of elements to give the viewer the feeling that all parts of the piece form one whole flowing work of art.

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The scale or relationship between objects in terms of size or number, including the relationship between parts to the whole composition.

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Regular arrangement of alternating or repeating elements.

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Special attention given to one part of a work of art.

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Encompassing  two or more elements of art in a work to provide a complete look to the piece.

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Form and Value Art Elements displayed.

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The feeling of symmetry or asymmetry of the elements to display the impression of importance

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Black & White Non Nature Attempts.

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Balance.

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WPA# 4
Shadows

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Shadows: depicting texture, lines, and value, along with form, and balance.

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These colors are not overpowering, and are calming. They recede into the background. Blues, purples and greens on the color wheel are considered in the cool range of colors.

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The phrase ‘warm colors’ is used to describe vivid, bold colors like reds, yellows, and oranges on the color wheel. They enhance a space and can overwhelm. Think exciting fires or erupting volcanoes!

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These colors are opposite each other on the color wheel. They work well together because the complement each other.  Yellow/purples, blues/oranges, and red/greens are complementary colors opposite each other on the color wheel.

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Cell Phone Portraits.

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Portrait Cropping Slide!

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Blue Hour

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The camera’s program controls shutter speed, focus, and aperture.  The photographer has no control over his camera settings and photo.

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The photographer determines shutter speed and aperture, but the camera determines everything else for best exposure.

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A or AV means aperture value (f-stop). It is on the mode dial and the user sets the aperture but the camera does the corresponding shutter speed,  and exposure based on lighting conditions.

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TV mode: Your shutter speed (S) is the main priority, you control this but the camera takes care of aperture, focus, and exposure based on lighting.