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category of some artistic form
(i.e. music genre, or movie genre)

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standard film format for analog single lens reflex still and motion picture cameras.

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a camera with two lenses, one is typically the viewfinder while the other takes the picture.

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a camera that uses sheet film sized 4x5 or larger

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a suspension of silver salts in gelatin is coated onto a support like glass or film in order to create a black and white image.

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a keeper or custodian for a collection at a museum

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a display of works of art, in a gallery or in a museum

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in photography, using objects in a scene to create a frame within the image's frame

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a room or building meant for displaying art

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the legal right to use (print, publish, etc) a type of artistic material and to let others use it as well.

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lines are used to define shapes and figures. it can also indicate motion, and more.

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Two dimensional object, with length and width.

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reflected light, organized into a wheel with 3 primary colors, blended to make other colors.

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Forms are three dimensions, length, width and height, it helps to define objects.

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the surface quality of an object

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The brightness or darkness of a color, in other words how much black or white is added.

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The feeling of depth or three dimensions

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The distribution of visual weight, for example in objects, color, space or texture.

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Combining art elements for diversity and change.

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The arrangement of repeated elements.

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The relationship between two elements, and how they compare to each other.

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The path that the viewer’s eyes follow, usually toward a focal point.

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Different elements interacting as a whole rather than separate.

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Draws the viewer’s attention to one specific element.

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symmetry around a central point

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Uniform parts facing each other across an axis

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lacking symmetry, having parts that don't match

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two things being placed together to have a contrasting effect

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having only one color

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images conceived or imagined outside of reality. Non-objective or experimental.

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A color that is calm or soothing in nature, like water. Such as blue, green or purple.

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A color that evokes warmth, for example from fire or the sun. This includes red, yellow or orange.

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A color that when combined with a certain color creates white or black.

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Hues that appear to not have color. They typically aren't found on a color wheel.

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A type of composition in which a photo is divided evenly into thirds, horizontally and vertically. The most important parts of the image are usually placed at the intersections of the lines.

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A proportion that creates a sense of harmony and balance. Fibonnaci sequence.

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Lines positioned by the photographer to guide the audience's eyes through the image to a focal point.

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Parts of a photo that jump out, the object in the frame.

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Parts of a photo that don't stand out, the space around the objects.

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Light is placed behind or at right angles to an object or scene.

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Light that is going through a filter that spreads it out.

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Light that a photographer didn't add to the scene, like the sun or a street light.

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View of an object, which is only the outline and featureless interior. It is usually a black shape, with no depth.

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the use of contrast of light and shading across an entire image. Creates 3 dimensional quality in 2 dimensional planes.

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Image not influenced by feelings, interpretations or prejudice.

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Image based on your perception and interpretation

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A critique that helps the photographer improve

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Taking someone's ideas and passing them as your own

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Symbols or words registered to represent a company or group or product

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Relating to moral principles

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Two images combined into a single frame.

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A photograph that uses three different images to form 1 whole image.

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The smallest area of illumination on a screen, it forms an image.

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The time of day after sunrise or before sunset, in which the sunlight is redder and softer than any other time.

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The time of day either right before the sunrise or after sunset in which indirect sunlight takes on a blue hue.

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Standardized ways of organizing and storing digital images.

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Stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group. A format for compressing image files.

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Common file format for uncompressed images.

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Stands for tagged image file format. File format for storing graphic images, etc.

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Stands for photoshop document. It is an image file format.

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A reddish/brownish color associated with photos from the 19th and 20th centuries.

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A contour created when an object blocks light. Darker parts of photos where you can still see details.

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The middle between highlights and shadows.

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The brightest areas in photos.

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Editing the data captured by camera while taking the photo to enhance the image.

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Photography using a slow shutter speed to capture the stationary objects while blurring the moving objects.

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A slow, continuous process being captured at regular intervals.

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Using light during a long exposure photograph, in order to "draw".

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Swiveling or turning a still or video camera horizontally from a fixed position.

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The size of the digital image the camera produces. The number of pixels in an image.

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Stands for digital single-lens reflex camera. A digital camera.

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A set of data that describes and gives information about other data.

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Images used to help organize and identify other images or videos.

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Stands for straight out of the camera. The absence of editing the photo, the photo is untouched. #nofilter

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Technology that minimizes blur from unsteady cameras. Helps to stabilize image.

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The camera chooses the best shutter speed, ISO, and aperture. As well as flash settings.

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The camera chooses the right aperture and shutter speed, but you choose the ISO.

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You can choose a specific aperture, but the camera chooses the ISO and the shutter speed.

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Allows the photographer to choose the shutter speed, but the camera still chooses ISO and aperture.

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The photographer sets the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, on their own.

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Measure of film sensitivity to light. No longer widely used. It was a scale created by the American Standards Association.

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A camera's sensitivity to light. The numbers double.

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A textured appearance on a photograph. Has more of a white appearance.

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Side effect of having a high ISO. Has more magenta or green colors.

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A device that allows cameras to convert light into photos.

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Space through which light passes in a camera.

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A setting that specifies the aperture size.

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The quality of blur in the out of focus part of an image.

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The distance between the closest and furthest objects that are in focus in an image.

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Measures the distance between the optical center of the lens and the camera's sensor. You can find this info on the lens.

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Length of time that an image sensor is exposed to light, while a camera's shutter is open.

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An exposure mode used when using a shutter speed longer than 30 seconds.

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A blur or streak caused by movement in a photo.

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Accidental shaking of a camera while taking a picture. Results in a blurry image, can be avoided using a tripod.

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Accessory used to hold a camera for pictures. Tripod has three legs and Monopod has one.

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A DSLR camera with a 35mm image sensor format

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DSLR with a smaller image sensor than a full frame.

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The ratio of the dimensions of a camera's imaging area compared to a reference format.

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Lens with a fixed focal length. You're unable to zoom in or out.

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Lens with a longer focal length than standard. Magnified image.