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Placing a texture or frame over or around a photo for creative effect |
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Photo that goes with an article |
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Posed photos where the subjects shake hands and smile at the camera |
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The quality/number of pixels in a digital image |
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Dying a print with Kool-Aid |
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A composition technique where you place the main subject in one of four “zones” in a tic-tac-toe grid |
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How much area in front and behind the subject is in focus |
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The range of values in the colors of a photo (black, grays, whites) |
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Place on a digital camera that you can use to line up the image |
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Photos that have been altered with a computer should be labeled this |
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Something in the background looks like it is coming out of the subject |
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A photo that “stands alone” and has nothing to do with any story on the page |
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Portrait of an individual where they work or do their hobby |
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A head-and-shoulders photo of a person |
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The arrangement of all objects within the frame of a picture |
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The space between a subject and the frame of the photograph |
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The amount of space filled by the main subject |
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A collection of a photographer’s best work |
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The object in the photo that attracts the most attention |
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Moving chemicals around so the chemicals get all over the negatives or print |
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Who a photographer is trying to sell his or her work to |
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In action photography, following the subject with the camera as he/she moves and taking a photo while moving |
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A contract signed by the person in the photo which gives the photographer permission to use his or her picture |
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