Q2 Photography Final

Front

What is the main difference between natural and artificial light in photography?

Back

Natural light is unpredictable, while artificial light can be controlled.

Front

Which of the following is an example of artificial light in photography?
The sunlight coming through a window,
A flash on a camera,
A sunset over the ocean,
The reflection of light off a building

Back

A flash on a camera

Front

In the context of composition, which of the following describes the foreground?

Back

The area closest to the viewer in a photo

Front

What is the main purpose of cropping a photo?

Back

To remove distracting elements and focus on the subject

Front

Which of the following is an effect of using a shallow depth of field in a photograph?
Options:
It keeps both the foreground and background in focus.
It blurs the background, emphasizing the subject.
It increases the overall brightness of the image.
It eliminates the foreground from the composition.

Back

It blurs the background, emphasizing the subject.

Front

When using natural light, which of the following times of day is often referred to as the “golden hour”? Options: Noon, Early morning and late afternoon, Midday, Nighttime

Back

Early morning and late afternoon

Front

The background in a photograph refers to everything that is behind the subject.

Back

True

Front

You can use a mixture of both natural and artificial light in a photograph.

Back

True

Front

A well-balanced composition often has distinct layers, including the foreground, middle ground, and background.

Back

True

Front

Middle-ground is typically described as subjects occupying the front of a photo.

Back

False