Question 1

When critiquing a collection of photographs, ask all of the following questions except:

Accepted Answer

A) Can any of the photographs tell the entire story alone, without the other photographs? 
B) What are the similarities and differences in subject matter across the collection? 
C) Do some of the photographs have better storytelling ability than others? 
D) What do you think the photographer was trying to say with this collection? 
A) Can any of the photographs tell the entire story alone, without the other photographs? 
B) What are the similarities and differences in subject matter across the collection? 
C) Do some of the photographs have better storytelling ability than others? 
D) What do you think the photographer was trying to say with this collection? A

Question 2

True or false: A photograph is only successful if all viewers walk away from it with the same impressions of it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Making personal photographs for purposes of self-expression:

Accepted Answer

A) Require only a camera and a few seconds of thought. 
B) Require only the initial exposure of a scene. 
C) Involve extensive thought, preparation, and post-production work. 
D) Involve only substantial post-production work, as the actual photomaking is totally spontaneous. 
A) Require only a camera and a few seconds of thought. 
B) Require only the initial exposure of a scene. 
C) Involve extensive thought, preparation, and post-production work. 
D) Involve only substantial post-production work, as the actual photomaking is totally spontaneous. C

Question 4

The question of whether or not you like a photograph should be answered:

Accepted Answer

A) At the beginning of a critique. 
B) At the end of a critique. 
C) Should never be mentioned at all. 
D) Should only be included when discussing the cost of the photograph. 
A) At the beginning of a critique. 
B) At the end of a critique. 
C) Should never be mentioned at all. 
D) Should only be included when discussing the cost of the photograph.

Question 5

What is the purpose of an artist's statement for a photograph?

Accepted Answer

A) Claim copyright for the photograph 
B) Identify the people within the photograph 
C) Give viewers insights regarding the photographer's thoughts on the photograph 
D) Give viewers a price point for purchasing the photograph 
A) Claim copyright for the photograph 
B) Identify the people within the photograph 
C) Give viewers insights regarding the photographer's thoughts on the photograph 
D) Give viewers a price point for purchasing the photograph

When critiquing a collection of photographs, ask all of the following questions except:

True or false: A photograph is only successful if all viewers walk away from it with the same impressions of it.

Making personal photographs for purposes of self-expression:

The question of whether or not you like a photograph should be answered:

What is the purpose of an artist's statement for a photograph?

What Is a Photograph

Getting to Know Cameras

What Is a Good Photographic Exposure

Film and Film Processing

Traditional Darkroom Printing

Finishing, Mounting, and Storing of Prints

The Digital Darkroom

Image Development in Photoshop

Final Touches and Creative Options

Digital Color Management and Printing

Working With Light

Critiquing Photographs

Copyright Law

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Exam 12: Composition

When critiquing a collection of photographs, ask all of the following questions except:

True or false: A photograph is only successful if all viewers walk away from it with the same impressions of it.

Making personal photographs for purposes of self-expression:

The question of whether or not you like a photograph should be answered:

What is the purpose of an artist's statement for a photograph?

What Is a Photograph

Getting to Know Cameras

What Is a Good Photographic Exposure

Film and Film Processing

Traditional Darkroom Printing

Finishing, Mounting, and Storing of Prints

The Digital Darkroom

Image Development in Photoshop

Final Touches and Creative Options

Digital Color Management and Printing

Working With Light

Critiquing Photographs

Copyright Law

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