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Genres are different types of stories or literature. For example, fantasy, horror, and adventure.

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It's a flim strip used for shooting on a film camera.

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It’s a camera with two lenses. One is responsible for taking the photo and the other is used to see through the camera.

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It's when a small hole is poked though a wall of a darkened room where an image is projected on a wall.

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Taking photos with a monochrome process based on light sensitivity.

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A person who works at a museum who interprets art.

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A temporary display of art.

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A permanent display of art.

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An establishment which holds valuable art and cultural pieces.

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A building/room dedicated to taking photos. Usually has a lighting system, backdrops, and props.

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An element of art that makes the viewer know what texture the subject is.

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Using lines within a photo guides the viewer's eye.

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A photo that mainly focuses on positive or negative space.

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Objects in your photo such as a tree, door, or window add shape to your photo. This can be used for framing a subject or as just a interesting part of the image

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A 3D Element in a photo, light can affect the form in a photo.

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Using complimentary colors associated with the subject of the photo. For example, Christmas is usually red, green, and white, while Halloween is orange, black, and purple. Also using colors on the opposite sides of the color wheel. (Red and green, orange and blue, and yellow and purple)

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Different shades in a color that appear in a photo.

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The image should visually be balanced. It doesn't mean actual balancing but rather symmetrical. Some types of balance include radial symmetry, symmetry and asymmetry.

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When there are multiple things for the viewer to look at in an image.

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It's a repeating element of an image that can create unity.

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When elements of a photo seem unnaturally large or small compared to something familiar. It can also be used to show the real size of something.

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The image has movement if the viewer's eye travels through the photo. Leading lines create movement.

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An element of a photo that stands out against the rest of image. It could have a different shape, texture, size, or color.

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When the image is so visually pleasing it feels as if everything was perfect at the exact moment the photo was taken.

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It's when the photo is centered around a point in the middle of the photo. Often the pattern makes a circle.

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When two sides of the photo are the same on each side.

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When two sides of a photo are slightly different. It makes the eye look at the photo for longer.

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When two elements or subjects of a photo are placed next to each other to create a contrasting affect.

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When there isn't an apparent object in the photo but is left up for interpretation.

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When two colors fade into each other.

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These colors consist of green, blue, and purple.

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These colors consist of red, orange, and yellow.

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These colors consist of tans, whites, creams, and light grays. Often pictured in interior design photos.

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Colors on the opposite side of the color wheel. Red to green, orange to blue, and yellow to purple.

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Colors in the same hue but with different tints and shades.

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It's when you critique another person's work and offer them advice to make it better.

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It's when you copy someone else's work word for word and claim it as your own.

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It's a moral philosophy where things are based off of them being right or wrong.

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Objective is when you talk about a reports, data, or facts. Subjective is when you speak your opinion and interpret.

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Copyright protects individual work while trademark protects the characteristics of a business that separates them from others.

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It's when parts of a picture are separated into thirds. The photo is more appealing when the subject lies on one of the thirds lines.

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Those are lines that give movement through the photo. It guides the eye to what the photographer wants the viewer to see.

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It often appears in nature it's when there's a certain movement to the photo.

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When the subject of a photo takes up most of the space in the image.

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When there's a lot of empty space surrounding the subject of the photo.

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When the subject is lit from the back. This can create a ring of light behind them.

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When there's a sheet or something that covers the light and makes it less harsh.

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Light that is already present in a scene.

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When highlights and shadows are used to make subjects.

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When the subject is a shape usually black and this is often caused by backlight.

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It's when two photos are placed next to eachother for contrasting effects. Seen in religious art most of the time.

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When 3 photos are placed next to each other for contrasting effects or they go together to complete a picture theme.

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It's a two dimensional view of a three dimensional object.

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It's when lines that are straight in the real world but seem curved when looking through the camera.

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It's when an image of straight lines curve into an axis.

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It's apart of the exposure triangle. The higher the ISO the brighter and more noise the image will be. You want to try to have the least amount of noise possible, so always use the lowest ISO that you can.

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It's what ISO was called when film photography was more popular.

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It's the thing in the camera that senses the light and creates light into an electronic signal.

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It's a stylistic effect created by shooting with film. It can be added in editing apps and is usually good.

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This is noise that is created by having a high ISO. It's a bad thing because it's very ugly.

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It's when the camera controls how much light goes through it and touches the sensor.

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It's the numbers representing aperture. The greater the number, the larger the depth of field and darker the image, the lower the number vise versa.

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It determines how much scene can be captured. The longer the focal length, the more narrow the view will be.

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This refers to how much of the image is in focus. The higher the f/stop number the the wider the depth of field meaning everything is in focus and the opposite for a lower f/stop number.

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It's an affect when you use a lower f/stop number like f/1.4 it blurs the background and the lights turn into big dots.

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A shooting mode where the camera chooses all the settings for you.

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It's a shooting mode where the photographer chooses the ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.

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It's a shooting mode where the camera chooses the shutter speed and ISO while the photographer chooses the aperture.

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It's a shooting mode where the camera chooses the ISO and aperture while the photographer chooses the shutter speed.

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It's a shooting mode where the camera chooses the aperture and shutter speed while the photographer chooses the ISO.

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It's how long the camera is exposed to the outside light. Side affects include exposure and motion blur. The longer the shutter, the brighter and more motion blur will occur vise versa for shorter shutter speed.

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It's a setting where the photographer customizes the shutter to whatever they want.

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It's a side effect from having a longer shutter speed. Since the camera is open for longer, it will capture the subject's movements in the picture.

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It's a piece of equipment where you stand your camera up on and it stabilizes it. Use it when shooting in a slow shutter speed.

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It's when the photographer shakes the camera and causes unwanted motion blur in the photo. Happens with a slow shutter.

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It's when the shutter speed is on a longer speed like 1 second or bulb.

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It's when the camera records to shoot how the environment changes over time.

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It's when you set a long shutter speed and use light to create a shape.

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It's when you move your camera with a subject to blur the background but keep the subject in focus.

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When you take multiple pictures at the same time.

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The camera focuses on the center of the images rather than the corners.

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It's the same as spot metering but with a larger circle the camera focuses on.

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The camera emphasizes the light intensity in the circle area of the view finder.

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When the camera looks at the entire frame with balancing light and exposure meter calculations.

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It's the color that when all colors in an image blend together is what they make and the camera thinks it's a perfect exposure. You can tell when the exposure meter says it's at 0.

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The dark parts of an image.

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Light that's in between shadows and highlights.

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The brightest parts of an image.

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Adding shadows or highlights to the corners of an image usually through editing.

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A brownish tint to images in the olden days.

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Spots in a camera where it focuses on.

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When a photographer takes the same image in different settings.

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It's the camera's way of showing you the photo's exposure.

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It's if the photo is under or over or perfectly exposed.

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It's a card that you use to set the camera's exposure to 18% grey.

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Changes the tools shown and layout.

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Contains all the tools like brush and eraser.

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Color pallets that photoshop offers.

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It's at the top of the screen used to do multiple things.

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It sets the options that you want the tools to have.