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the range of values in a photograph or subject
Composition the arrangement of visual elements (objects) within |
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| number indicating a specific aperture (or lens opening) |
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| the apparent weight of an object in a photograph, as indicated by its size, tone, position and shadow |
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| adjusting the borders of a photograph, generally to improve composition |
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| apparent relationship between position & size of an object seen from a specific viewpoint |
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| the space between one object & the frame of a photograph, or between two or more objects within the frame |
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| the relationship in size of one component of the work to another |
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| the size of the lens openi |
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| is the regular repetition of elements, patterns, or movements in a work of art |
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| the object in a photograph that attracts the most attention |
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| the time that a shutter remains open, expressed in fractions of a second |
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| the process, usually conducted in groups, of evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of one or more photographs |
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| a continuous mark on a surface |
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| dimensional, formed when a line crosses itself; geometric, irregular, organic |
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| the equal or unequal distribution or arrangement of the elements |
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3 dimensional and encloses space and takes up space
Texture visual or tactile surface characteristics or appearance of something |
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| relationship between two shapes |
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