An effective visual composition will

A. permit the viewer to focus on the center of the photograph.

B. heighten the impact of the photograph.

C. produce a one-dimensional point of impact.

D. allow the viewer to experience the full range of colors.

Why are leading lines used in a photograph?

A. Give direction by moving the eye across the image

B. To keep the horizon straight

C. To divide the photograph into thirds

D. To create a horizontally pleasing photograph

Which of the following occurs at the point of intersection of two real or imagined lines?

A. A distraction is created.

B. The image is segmented.

C. Balance is established.

D. Interest is developed.

When using the rule of thirds to compose a photograph, the main subject should be placed

A. in the center

B. in the right half

C. on an intersection of lines

D. between intersecting lines

When inspecting a location for possible use in a photograph, which of the following should be considered first?

A. Proper exposure

B. Best type of lens

C. Final composition

D. Best capture media

What is the primary objective to achieving a pleasing composition?

A. The image is divided into thirds.

B. Distracting background is eliminated.

C. Attention is drawn towards the subject.

D. The subject is separated from the background.

Repeating patterns in a composition generally

A. are a distraction to the subject.

B. should be used only as leading lines.

C. provide separation to a contrasting shape.

D. create foreground interest in a landscape image.

Props are used to

A. accentuate the mood or add ambiance to a photo

B. be a good use of vibrant color

C. draw the viewer's eye around the photo

D. be the focus of the photo

Diagonal lines in a composition convey a sense of

A. emotion.

B. imbalance.

C. motion.

D. unity.

In preparing for your client's session, you can best determine your client's needs by:

A. encouraging spontaneity.

B. scheduling a consultation.

C. suggesting a neutral background.

D. sharing your lighting set-up.

Practice Exam: Module 3 Quiz