Final Review

1. Captions:

Lawyer Fill Sawyer throws a smoke bomb at a police station. Through this he was arrested for trying to get his drunk wife out of jail.

Representative Ron Paul take a break from all of the madness that comes with the election. With this stress he goes into the room by himself because he knows he's already lost the election.

2. Rules of Photography:
Rule of Thirds: subject of the photo in the third closest to the edge of the photo not in the middle
Balancing Elements: there are two things on either side of the subject
Leading Lines: lines that lead the eye to the subject of the photo
Symmetry and Patterns: both sides of the subject are the same
Viewpoint: the angle at which the photo is taken
Background: clear backgrounds brings more focus to the subject
Create Depth: used to create more focus on the subject
Framing: something in the picture frames the subject
Cropping: making the photo to a certain size to focus on the subject more
Mergers and Avoiding Them: an object that interferes with the subject

3.
Aperture: controls the brightness of the image by how much light passes through the lends
Shutter Speed: amount of light allowed through in a specific amount of time
ISO: the sensitivity of light to the subject and photo

4. Photoshop:
Acceptable: changing little things like the quality of the photo or covering up a pimple
Not Acceptable: completely changing the photo and subject

5. Portraits:
Environmental: showing the subjects use of their environment or job
Self: a portrait taken by the actual artist
Casual: a non-posed photo

6. Photographic Terms:
Exposure: the amount of light in a photo
Depth of Field: the amount of the photo that is in focus
Focal Length: what kind of lends you camera has

7. Magazine:
Early: one of the first magazine covers ever made
Poster: a cover intended to be bigger than a magazine cover (same concept though)
Married to Type: too many fonts used that it takes away from the subject
Forest of Words: so many words that it takes over the cover in a bad way





























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