Photography Light Tone Texture

What is Tone in photography?

• Tone in photography is the lightness or darkness of an image.
• Tone refers to the color saturation in an image.
• Tone is the composition of elements in a photograph.
• Tone indicates the subject matter of the photo.

Label the shaded parts of the Sphere.

a

b

c

d

e

Reflected light

Highlight

Midtones

Cast Shadow

Core Shadow

Name FOUR types of Lighting used in Photography

Name the Photographer

• Edward Weston

• John Blakemore

• Karl Blossfeldt

Match the lighting type with the correct definition.

• Well defined shadow

• Side Light

• Soft shadow

• Natural Light

• Enhances texture and volume

• Hard Light

• Minimizes texture and volume

• Front Light

• Shows colours most naturally

• Soft Light

How can tone be used in photography?

• to create the illusion of form

• to create a particular atmosphere

• to create contrast and focus attention

• to suggest depth and distance

In real life, tone is created by the way light falls on an object.

The parts of the object on which the light is strongest are called____________?

In real life, tone is created by the way light falls on an object.

The darker areas are called ______?

Match the word to the definition

• how light or dark something is

• Texture

• refers to three dimensional objects

• Tone

• how something feels

• Form

Put these tasks in order

• Select best FOUR photos

• Photoshoot

• Basic Edits with annotations

• Upload Photos

• Create contact Sheet