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A category of artistic composition, could be considered as literature or music. Genres are usually characterized by similarities in subject matter, style, or form.

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33mm Film is a film gauge used in most standard film photography. This type of film gauge is one of the most common.

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A twin-lends camera is a specific type of camera that has two objective lenses of the same focal point. One lends is used for the viewfinder system and the other is the, "taking lends."

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Large Format Cameras take sheet film in various sizes. Such as, 4 by 5, 5 by 7, and 8 by 10 inches. While medium format cameras use 120 to 200 size roll film.

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The Gelatin Silver Process is the photographic process used only with black and white film.

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The process of sifting through large amounts of archives and methodically selecting images around a specific theme.

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Framing is the presentation of visual elements in an image, especially the placement of the subject in relation to other objects.

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A room or building for the display or sale of works of art.

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The exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record materials.

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Lines are marks moving in a space whereby a viewer can visualize the stroke of movement, direction, and intention.

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Shape is a two-dimensional design encased by lines to signify it's height, and width structure

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Form is a three-dimensional object with volume of height, width, and depth.

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Color is an element consisting of hues, of which there are three properties: hue, chroma or intensity, and value.

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Space refers to the distance between or the area around or within shapes, forms, colors and lines.

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Value refers to the lightness and darkness of areas in an artwork. White is the lightest value, while black is the darkest.

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Texture is the physical composition of something or the look and feel of fabric.

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Shapes that have repetitive patterns, and his often associated with ripples. This is used to photograph succulents, domes, wheels, etc.

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Refers to an object in half and, if both sides of the object are an exact mirror image of each other, then the object is symmetrical.

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This type of balance occurs when you have different visual images on either side of a design and the image still seems balanced.

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Two things or objects being placed close together with a contrasting effect.

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Using all of only one color, a monochromatic light.

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Using multiple different shades, colors, patterns, and lights.

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Cool Colors include purples, blues, and greens. The only primary color within cool colors is blue. These are often more subdued then warm colors.

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Warm Colors include reds, oranges, and yellows. Warm colors are those that tend to advance in space and can be overwhelming.

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A color that when combined with another color makes white or black. For example, red & green, blue & purple, and yellow & purple.

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Neutral means without color, like beige, ivory, taupe, clack and gray.

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An image should be divided into nine equal parts, your subject should fall on one of the three lines.

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Leading lines are used to draw the viewers eye to the main subject of the image, like a river, or train tracks.

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The golden ratio is know as 1.618 and is used to create composition.

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The space around or between the subject in an image.

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Positive Space is the space in an image that subject occupies.

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The process of illuminating the subject from the back, often used for silhouettes.

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Is a light that has been softened with another material, it's not harsh or direct light.

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Ambient light is a light that is diffuse throughout an environment.

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This is the art of strong contrasts between dark and light, is usually effects the whole composition.

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A shape created by a subject using back light.

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An impersonal image not judged by feelings, prejudice, or interpretations.

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Subjective photography is the artistic or creative process, the aim is to get others to have their own interpretations.

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Constructive criticism helps one to increase their likely hood of becoming successful. Constructive Criticism is promoting advancement and overall achievement.

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Plagiarism is the act of stealing or taking credit for someone else's ideas, thoughts, or work. It can be avoided by giving the original writer credit or using quotes/citations.

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A trademark is a type of intellectual property typically consisting of a recognizable sign, symbol, or slogan.

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Pertaining to or dealing with morals or the principles of mortality, often portrays right vs. wrong.

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A work of two carved or painted panels that are hinged together.

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A picture, or sometimes a carving, of three panels, put together.

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The smallest single component of a digital image. There are, "printed pixels," and ones carried by electronic signals.

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The period of the day where the sun has just rose, or is setting. Usually the golden our is when the sky is a softer shade of reds, yellows, pinks, and sometimes purples. Golden hour is when their is also a light lighting.

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The blue hour is when the phase of twilight when the sun is so far below the horizon that the light's blue wavelengths dominate.

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This is a list of the file formats used by computers organized by type. It's also the format of a file that tells the computer how to display and image or document.

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A commonly used method for compression used in digital photography. A .jpeg is an image file, it's overall used for storing digital images.

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A digital image file that is stored in a cameras memory card.

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A .TIFF file is a file that stores raster images in the Tagged Image File Format.

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A .PSD is a way of storing/filing digital images, it is the default way to save an image on photo-pea.

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Sepia toning is a type of toning that is used to enhance the warmth of an already black & white image.

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Shadows are the point in an image of a person/object where you find the darker, and outlined shape.

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The in between pieces of color in an image, sometimes a blend of dark and light shades.

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The brightest range of colors within an image.

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Making your photos to the best of their abilities by using technology software.

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Balance is well used in an image when the subject has areas that looked balance throughout the composition.

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Including lots of different colors, patterns, objects, or styles within an image to draw out attention.

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Pattern is an element used often in photography, its the use of repetition in colors, and shapes, that draw attention to the image.

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Proportion is the comparative relation between things, like objects, colors, and a variety of other things.

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Unity in an image, is the use of similar objects, colors, and shapes. Everything in the photograph feels like it belongs.

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Emphasis is a way to draw attention to a specific focal point in the image, it could be done by using lighting, spacing, props, or color.

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Using leading lines or patterns, to guide someone's eyes through the image.

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DSLR's are digital camera that use a mirror behind the camera lens, it directs light to the viewfinder when taking an image.

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Medidata is the information that comes with image files. It tells you who took the image/file, when and where.

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A thumbnail is a image preview, or a reduced size of an image. Thumbnails are used mostly for uploading images to platforms or websites.

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A long exposure is used to show motion blur, anything moving in the image will be blurred, or viewed when you have a long exposure or shutter speed.

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Time Lapse is a type of Photography that allows things moving extremely slow, to speed up the process. Like a flower blooming.

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Light painting is a photography technique that uses a moving light source to add light to a dark photograph, during long exposures.

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Panning is a way of keeping your subject in focus when blurring your background and having a moving source of light. Typically long shutter speeds are used with this method.

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Camera Resolution is the resolution in the camera the higher the resolution, the better the image quality. It also has to do with the print size, because that adds more or less overall resolution to the image.

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SOOC means, straight out of camera. This refers to using a raw image, no Photoshop or editing.

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Vibration Reduction is an image stabilizing technique that reduces blue caused by camera shake.

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Auto Mode is a setting on your digital camera that controls all elements in the exposure triangle. It automatically sets your ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.

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Program Mode has your camera automatically set your Aperture, and Shutter Speed, yet allows you to have control over your ISO.

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Aperture Priority Mode is used to give your images a shallow depth of field. The camera sets your aperture to an f-stop of f/4, giving you an out of focus, blurred background.

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Shutter Priority Mode allows you to only change your Shutter Speed, and is used mostly to freeze your subject in place. You can use fast and slow shutter speed. To capture motion, or keep things moving in place.

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Manual Mode is a shooting mode that gives you full creative/technique control over your images. It allows you to choose your Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO.

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ASA is similar to your ISO, it is film used in a digital camera that controls light sensitivity.

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ISO is a setting within your camera that controls light sensitivity in your photographs. There's different ways to use your camera that has ISO automatically set for you, or you can do it manually.

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Film Grain is the random optical texture of processed photographic film. This is made up of small metallic silver particles.

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Digital Noise is color distortion within an image, digital noise appears as colorful pixels across an image.

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An image sensor uses information to create an image, the information it uses is considered light waves travelling through your camera in order to create and develop the image.

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The aperture is a setting in your camera that controls the opening. Therefore, it helps control the amount of light, or what's in/out of focus.

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An F/Stop is what is referenced to as the aperture, or the numbers used to count your aperture. A small F/stop, like 2.8, is a small opening and gives you a shallow depth of field. Or, a blurred background.

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Bokeh is the term for something in/out of focus. Bokeh is the method of blurring your background, using aperture.

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Depth of Field relates to your aperture, and how wide or shallow your image is. If you have a shallow depth of field, things outside of your subject will have a blur. If you have a wide depth of field everything remains in focus.

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The Focal Lens Length is usually represented in millimetres, and is the optical distance from the point where light meets the inside of the lens, and the image sensor.

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The length of exposure time when the film or digital Sensor is exposed to light, and also when the shutter is open.

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The Bulb setting on camera shutters is a momentary action mode that will hold the shutters open for as long as you hold the shutter release button.

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Motion blur is the streaking of moving objects in a photograph or sequence of frames. This motion blur occurs when you rapidly shake your camera or you have a long exposure.

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Camera Shake is defined as when a photographer accidentally shakes their camera during a shoot, which results in blurry images.

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A Tripod or Mono pod is a staff that is used when your using a long exposure. It helps support your camera and reduce camera shake.

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A Full Frame DSLR camera is a digital single-lens reflex camera with a 35 mm image sensor format.

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APS-C stands for a Advance Photo System Type-C, this type of camera has an image sensor format of C, or 'classic', photo format.

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In Photography, the crop factor, format factor, or focal length, is the ratio of the dimensions of a camera's imaging area.

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A Prime Lens is a lens with a fixed focal length.

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A Telephoto is a lens with a longer focal length than the standard, which gives a narrow field of view and a magnified image.