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a right that is given to an organizer to print, publish, perform, film, etc. that no one can do the same.

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an artistic composition but in photography it means things like portrait, fashion, sports, etc.

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this is a type of film that goes in certain types of cameras like olympus, nikon, etc.

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it is a camera with 2 lenses that acts like a mirror when you take photos.

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this is a camera that can format larger images and can cost lots of money.

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this process is how you develop monochrome images based off of the light sensitivity.

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a gallery is where you can look at displayed artwork or photos.

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this the focus point in taking photos and where you want your main focus to be in the picture.

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is an audience that likes your creative images.

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they are people who create, explore, and research photos that are put in a museum.

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the line in photography is a point that moves, leading to the main spot of the photo

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the shape in photography is the enclosed area of space and can be constructed with color and lines.

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the color in photography is the component of light that is reflected off of an object.

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the texture in photography is the surface of the object you are taking photos of.

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the value in photography is the light or dark colors in a photo, aka low contrast images.

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the form in photography is the shadows from the object you are taking a photo of.

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the space in photography is the direction that the object is moving to or where the subject is placed.

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the balance in photography is when the object is centered to get the viewers attention.

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the variety in photos are things that don't make the picture plain or boring.

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the pattern in photography is the repetitiveness in photos like dots.

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the proportion in photography is the size of objects that are in the picture.

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the movement in photography is adding a slight blur to the photo to tell a story.

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the unity in a photo is what makes it pleasing to the eye.

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the emphasis in photography is the defined area or object in a photo.

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this is when the pain focus of the image is spreading outwards.

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this is when both sides of an image hold equal weight.

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this means when the photo isn't equal but the visual elements balance it out.

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this is when you put 2 things together to show contrast or similarities.

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this is an image that doesn't have an immediate association with an object.

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this is when a picture has to do with one specific color.

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these are the colors that are dominant in picture such as the water and the sky.

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these are the colors of red, orange and yellow in pictures.

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these are the most toned down colors of red, blue, and yellow.

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these are colors that are paired up and mixed together, they can produce a grey scale.

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these are colors that are spaced equally apart from each other on the color wheel.

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this is when you take a photo with imaginary lines that are divided into thirds.

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this is when there is a line in the center of the picture that draws the viewers eye to the lines.

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also known as the golden spiral, this is a composition guide that leads the viewers eye through the photo.

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this is the area between and around objects in a photo.

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this is when any part of the photo jumps out from its surroundings.

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this is when the light source is behind the subject.

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this is when light scatters from the light source.

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this is light that the photographer did not add to their image such as natural or artificial lighting.

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this is lighting used to create a dramatic effect to an image.

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this is when your subjects are darker compared to the background that they're against.

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this is when a photographer can just point at an object and shoot a picture.

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this is when you make comments and fix things so you do better next time, it plays an important role in photography.

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this is when someone steals something, claiming its theirs and doesn't give credits to the original publisher.

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its a brand name that a publisher has / makes.

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these are principals guide how we take and share photos.

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this is a combination of 2 pictures that are immediately placed together.

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this is a style used for commercial artwork.

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this means pixel element and every digital photograph has them.

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this is a period of time after the sunrise or before the sunset.

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this is a period of soft light.

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this is a flexible format that can be lossless or lossy and is the most common file.

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aka joint photographic experts group, this is a popular file type.

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this is a a digital image file that is on your smartphone or cameras memory card.

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aka tagged image file format, this is a file format to save images.

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this can also be called PDD and is a widely accepted file format.

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these are the darkest parts of the image often ending up in a black tone.

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this is a medium tone that is nor light or dark.

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these are the brightest parts of the image.

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this is a form of toning that you can add to your pictures to warm it up.

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this is when you take a photograph the way you visualized it.

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this is when your camera is the one who chooses the settings based on the lighting conditions.

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this mode chooses the aperture and shutter speed while you choose and control the ISO.

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this mode allows you to choose the aperture while the camera controls the ISO and shutter speed.

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this mode allows you to choose the shutter speed while the camera chooses the aperture and ISO.

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this mode is when you get to choose all 3 settings, shutter speed, aperture, and ISO.

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it is a type of measurement of film speed that stands for American Standards Association.

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this is also a type of measurement of film and is more used than ASA, it stand for International Organization of Standardization.

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film grain is random physical textures that are made from the silver found in processed photographic celluloid.

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this is when you have too dark of a photo and the grains are there to try and brighten it up. the higher the ISO, the more noise.

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this is the part of the camera that reads how much light is being received in the camera.

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measured in fractions, this is how long the cameras light sensor is open for, the longer the shutter speed, the blurrier the photo will turn out.

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this mode is when you press and hold the button to take a photo, it is often used to create light paintings.

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this is a side affect that you get from a long shutter speed.

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this is when you don't have a tripod and your hands are shaking, causing the image to turn out blurry.

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this is a camera stabilizer that you put on the bottom of you camera so its not shaky while taking pictures.

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this is how big or small your lens opening is. the smaller f/stop, the bigger the opening, the shallower the depth of field, and the brighter the image there will be, vise versa.

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this is the out of focus parts of the image that usually come from lights.

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this is about the aperture and how big or small the opening to the camera lens is. the smaller the opening, the shallower depth of field, vise versa.

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this is the system measuring how strongly the system converges or diverges the light that is coming into the camera.

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a telephoto lens is a lens with a longer focal point and a prime lens has a maximum of a small aperture.

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this is also known as a slow shutter speed, it blurs the image.

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this is a mode where you can film for a long period of time and everything is in fast motion. for example, filming a sunrise or the stars.

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this is when you take a flashlight or an object of light and use a slow shutter speed or bulb mode and draw.

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this is when you have one thing in focus, such as a person riding a bike, and they are completely still but the background behind them is blurry.

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this is the amount of detail the camera can capture in a photo which is measured in pixels.