One guidebook avised that this background "is about the finest of all backgrounds, because it is unobtrusive and infinitely varied, and because it usually forces you to use a fairly low camera angle, an angle that gives your subjects a psychological advantage, thereby giving you a better picture."

Question 2

This photographer gave the following advice to amateur photographers to achieve glamorous Hollywood shots at home,

"Take a piece of boardcompo board, part of a box, whatever you can getpaint it with aluminum paint or cover it with aluminum paper and there you are! At a pinch, you can save the silver paper that comes wrapped around your films and paste this on your board. It makes a satisfactory reflector."

a)Sam Wu

b)A.L. Whitey Schafer

c)George Hurrell

d)Clarence Sinclair Bull

e)Eugene Robert Richee

Question 3

Which of the following was not a distinct characteristic of modernistic photography.

high camera angles

directional lighting

None of the above

sharper focus

rule of thirds

Question 4

Due to image scanning of the cathode-ray-tube television making a full image the following shutter speed was the fastest a photographer could use

30th

60yh

250th

125th

Question 5

By doingthiswith slow shutter speeds, photographers created a dynamic contrast between pervasively blurred backgrounds and sharply focused, though moving, subjects.

Group of answer choices

a)panning

b)using a tripod

c)fast shutter speeds

d)using a flash