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| a group of shaped glass elements held together in a plastic or metal tube |
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| a mechanical door that opens to admit light and then closes |
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| invented in France by the Lumiere bothers in 1907 |
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| The 1st camera designed around prinholes which can project upside down and backward images onto a surface |
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| The lens that most closely matches the view of a human eye in terms of relation perspective and the relative size object |
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| includes more of the scene and makes abjects look farhter away than normal lens |
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| includes less of the scene and objects look closer |
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| with its variable focal lengths goes from 28mm or 35mm up to 80mm or 100 mm |
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| tones reversed so light in original picture is dark |
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| Slide films are used in slide projectors |
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| tell how sensative a particular film is to light |
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| international standards organization standarized way to measures film light sensitivity |
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| The arrangement and relationship of the differant parts that make up the whole image |
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| the compositions individual visual parts |
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| Compositions organizing ideas |
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| the intensity or purity of a color |
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the appearance of equal visual weight within a composition |
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| based on the ancient greek ideal of the Golden mean |
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results when all the individual parts of your photograph |
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| all the diverse art elements and principles found in a picture such as light and dark big and small |
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| one of the first movements begginning in 1850's continued until the 1940's |
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| when modernist convinced photo was art |
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when you take pictures of ther buildings homes in your neighborhood, town and city |
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| the repetition of any elements of art |
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| the differance or range of values |
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| a print with mostly dark values and tones |
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| A print with mostly light values and tones |
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| the tactile or "touchable" quality of a surface |
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| a composition that includes most or all of a building and some of its surrounding can also be landscapes that includes a wide view |
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| The illusion of parallel lines converging, which can be exaggerated by wide angled lens |
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| an image of the individual architectural element of a building interiro and exterior |
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