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1. Describe the subject matter: What do you see?
2.Do not make ANY kind of judgement about the word.
3. It is important to carefully, non-judgmentally, observe the art.

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Tagged image files that store high quality graphics, helps graphic designers save images without sacrificing quality, large, compatible with most photo editing apps

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The basic unit of programmable color on a computer screen

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Uncompressed image, low in contrast, high in dynamic range, not super sharp.

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Format that saves file with ALL Photoshop features like layers, only opened in adobe space

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Standard saving format, but doesn't support transparency and can impede on quality

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Means of organizing and storing digital images

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Blatant copying of another photographer's work without any credit- passing it off as your own basically.

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A more emotional or prejudice driven critique usually by some kind of preexisting bias.

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Associated with daylight or sunset intended to stimulate viewers, includes a spectrum of hues like reds, yellows, and browns

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A rule in which you divide a photo into 3 parts vertically and horizontally, giving 9 squares. This helps with placement of points of interests and creating optimal shots.

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A process used to develop black and white photos, gelatin silver salts are coated on a glass producing smooth, glossy prints.

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Genre refers to the specific style/type of photography. Common genres include street photography, commercial photography, fashion photography.

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The dark shape formed when an object is against visible light.

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Strong and bold contrasts between light and dimly lit areas in a photograph.

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Natural Lighting

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A soft, scattered light that comes from all directions and doesn't wrap around things (no harsh shadows).

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Illumination from behind

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A pattern of style in your photo, a collection of work that makes sense.

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In photography there are ethical outlines which guide photographers, this includes not succumbing to photo theft, photo manipulation (excess altering), or the context in which the photo is taken.

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Calm or soothing colors that don't dominate pictures. Include white, gray, blue, green

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A 'slow" (by comparison) camera that is considered a traditional camera. Requires a darkroom to develop photos.

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Well thought out feedback that points out the flaws in the photo in a manner that helps improve the photo and is not intentionally derogatory.

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Sometimes caused by a photo or sometimes the cause for a photo, reflection causes us to think about what has occurred or something within ourselves.

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A photo that is widely recognized for being outstanding in many regards. This includes the impact or design.

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A photo that stimulates something in the audience, it can make an impact on their emotions or cause them to change something in their lives.

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Making predictions based on what you observe in a photo. Ex: I can infer that this photo was celebrating Lunar New Year.

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Lines in images are usually formed by things like fences, or trees, and typically serve to focus the viewer towards a certain point.

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The surface detail of an object that appears in a photo.

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The amount of exposure in a photo due to shutter speed and f-number in a camera

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Shapes in photography give images structure and organization and include normal shapes like circles, squares, and lines.

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Form refers to three dimensional shapes forming in a photo, typically exemplified by lights or shadows hitting/ associating with the photo to transform photo to form.

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A distinctive word, name, or symbol used to distinguish goods of one author from another

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A pair of colors which-when combined- cancel one another out,

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A two lens camera with equal focus and speed. One lens has the image projected mirror up and the other on the dark chamber film plane resulting in a parallax error

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Taking different aspects of art- or in our case a photo- that could be photographed separately, but photographing them  as one

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Color photography records multiple channels of luminescence and includes a wide color spectrum.

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The scale of difference between black and white images in a photo

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The repeated occurrence of an element in a photo whether it be a line, shape, color, or tone.

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A feature in a photo in which each side of the photo draws the eye equally. Symmetry can be used to achieve this.

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Composition in a photo. Can be positive or negative. Relies on the objects in the frame and the amount in and around those objects.

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A collection of art showcased in a museum- exhibitions are usually based around a certain theme or artist and are kept temporarily in the museum.

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A property right photographers have exclusively over the reproduction of their own photos.

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A collection of art.

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The manner by which a photograph is taken that typically refers to the perspective and position that the viewer looks through.

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Curators (of photography)  choose and maintain  the selection of photos in museums as well as design special exhibits or showcases.

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An unbiased, thought and fact based critique

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A balanced rate that helps direct photographers' photo composition while simultaneously making it appealing to the human eye with a 1:1.16 ratio for composition.

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Used mostly in the 20th century for film production and still photography 35mm refers to the thickness of this frame.

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Designed to be the focal point, emphasis tries to draw more attention to an element of the photo. Can be done using contrast

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Pay close attention to which elements of art the artist used
(line, shape, color, value, texture, space, form)
LOOK for ways the elements were used to organize composition with principles of design
(Rhythm, balance, unity, proportion, variety, emphasis).

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Placing 2 opposite things in direct contrast of one another.

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Using the size of different objects to either emphasize or reduce the emphasis a part of a photo.

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A balance on both sides of the photo so that if it were split in half there would be balance on both sides.

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A lack of balance in a photo, ex: if the photo was split in half each side would not be equal in drawing the reader's eye.

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Simplicity, a pleasing arrangement of parts completed with the use of similar elements.

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1. What is the author trying to say?
2. How are they using their photograph to get this point across?
3. Why was the photographed composed in this manner?

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Photos that suggest an object is in motion

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A photo with a 1:1 aspect ratio which creates a calm and serene photo usually divided by an X in a photo.

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-Decide whether the work is successful or has merit.
-Discuss what you like and what could've made it better with a defense.
-Support your judgement with answers from the first 3 steps.