Camera Composition

A composition technique in which the center of visual interest in a photo is framed by objects in the foreground that are usually out of focus; lends depth

• framing

• shape repetition

• squaring

• surounding

A technique that uses the lines in one part of a photograph to lead the viewer into another part of the image

• line imaging

• leader lines

• leading lines

• line leads

_____ describes how the elements are arranged in an image.

• lighting

• composition

• rule of thirds

• light direction

A technique that uses elements in a photo shaped in curves to grab the viewer’s attention

• curves

• S framing

• S curvatures

• S curves

The photo is an example of

• S curves.

• frontlighting.

• repetition of shapes.

• framing.

The careful arrangement of the elements in a photograph, used to emphasize certain subjects over others and control the Center of Visual Interest.

• framing

• leading lines

• rule of thirds

• composition

The point in a photograph where the viewer's eye is drawn. Photographers must ensure that the CVI is the intended subject of the photo.

• framing

• rule of thirds

• center of visual interest

• leading lines

A composition technique that places the main subject off-center in a photograph.

• framing

• center of visual interest

• rule of thirds

• leading lines

Which term describes the arrangement of visual elements in a photograph to create a balanced and harmonious composition?

• A) Symmetry

• B) Asymmetry

• C) Composition

• D) Balance

What is the term for the technique that involves placing the main subject of a photograph along imaginary lines that divide the image into thirds?

• A) Rule of thirds

• B) Golden ratio

• C) Leading lines

• D) Framing