How Photography Connects 1. David Griffin shares various photographs to open up his talk. In unit 9 we have covered
photographs with movement, do you feel that the photographs Griffin shares fit into the
category of photographs with movement?
2. Griffin says that photographers 'tap into something when connecting to the viewer. What is
the 'something that they tap into and did you learn about this during your study in unit 9?
3. Griffin tells a story about photographing elephants in a wildlife sanctuary in Africa. He says
that the photographer brought back more than just an amazing story. What did the
photographer create with his photos? Do you believe that the ability to create what he
created is something that can be learned in the classroom?
4. Griffin shares a funny story about photographer Paul Nicklin who was shooting leopard
seals. Think back to the tips and advice learned in the unit about photographing wildlife; do
you feel that Nicklin adhered to any of these tips that you learned about?

What is the title of the work below? a. the old sacristy b. the new sacristy c. tomb of popes d. pieta

Question 1(multiple choice worth 2 points) what is the most important aspect of managing your digital photographs? backing up the files tagging the photos putting the photos into folders editing the photos question 2(multiple choice worth 2 points) what photography technique takes normal-sized items and makes them look like they are miniature? minimizing tilt-shift framing minimize-frame question 3(multiple choice worth 2 points) what photo-editing function would you want to choose for a photo that is too light? crop exposure filter all of the above question 4(multiple choice worth 2 points) which function allows you to select a part of the photograph while it deletes the non-selected parts? flip crop burn dodge question 5(multiple choice worth 2 points) which files have not been processed by your camera or computer? png tiff jpeg raw question 6(multiple choice worth 2 points) what photo-editing function would you choose for a photo whose colors are faded? exposure contrast saturation filter question 7(multiple choice worth 2 points) tagging a photo means to do what? putting flags on the important parts attaching labels with descriptive terms about the photograph to a photograph organizing digital files by the type and subject of the photographs putting tabs on the photograph to attach to the display board when mounting question 8(multiple choice worth 2 points) which type of jpeg image records the most information in the digital file? medium low fine expert question 9(multiple choice worth 2 points) what function should you choose if you want to make a copy of a digital image file to back it up? save copy save as all of the above question 10(multiple choice worth 2 points) what photo-editing function would you choose to make a photograph look like a painting? filters saturation brightness flip question 11 (true/false worth 2 points) an advantage of jpeg files is that they do not compress the file. true false question 12 (true/false worth 2 points) one mistake that many people make is that they don't organize their photographs. true false question 13 (true/false worth 2 points) you can fit more raw files on a memory card than jpeg files. true false question 14 (true/false worth 2 points) it is best to wait to use raw files until after you are comfortable with photo editing. true false question 15 (true/false worth 2 points) you don't need to worry about composition techniques when taking a photograph because you can edit the photograph later. true false

Which of the following are used to draw action? cycles stop motion arcs secondary actions