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Developing the points of interest to draw the viewer’s eye to important parts of the artwork
2.
The mechanical opening inside the lens to control the amount of light getting in.
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The mechanical curtain in front of the sensor that opens and closes to take a photo.
4.
the device attached to the camera body that allows you to focus on your subject.
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A device to take photos.
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The ability to take close-up photos.
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How the elements in a photo are arranged
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How much of the image is in focus from front to back.
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Different between light and dark.
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The lightness or darkness of a color
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The surface quality of an artwork usually perceived through the sense of touch
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The overall sense of stability throughout a work of art.
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Using reflective surfaces to mirror an image.
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A collection of objects arranged for artistic purposes.
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The images displayed together as one artwork.
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The camera company that makes the cameras we use in class.
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This stands for Digital Single Lens Reflex, which is the style of camera we use.
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A quick way to view all of the photos from a single project.
