FINAL JUNE 3 9am

White balance symbols

Exposure Triangle Parts (Understand linked diagram and be able to answer questions related to diagram)

Identify these cameras ( Rangefinder(Leica), SLR, Field Camera, View Camera, Medium Format camera (Hasselblad)

• Grey card 18% grey value

• Identify Spot Meter, Matrix/Evaluative, and Center Weighted Meter

• Ambient/Incident unique type of meter that reads light falling on subject.

• Rule of Thirds

• Noise random speckles and grain or variation of brightness or color info in pictures.

• Exposure amount of light that reaches your film or sensor when you take your picture.

• Contrast difference in Values in photograph

• Lens speed refers to the maximum aperture diameter, or minimum f-number, of a photographic lens.

• Robert Frank (Photographer who roamed the United States in the 1950’s and is associated with the beat generation.)

• Pieter Hugo (Photographer interested in the issues connected with Africa.)

• Seydou Keita (Commercial photographer in Africa who worked in the 1950’s & 1960’s whose work rose to the level of art.)

• Jacqueline Hassink (Photographs critiqued corporate boardrooms and how woman were used to sell cars.)

• Carrie Mae Weems (Photographer whose primary concern in art, as in politics, is with the status and place of African-Americans.)

• Cindy Sherman ( Photographs use post modern ideas to critique female gender stereotypes )

• Andreas Gursky (Photographer who is interested not in the individual, but the human environment.  Images focus on globalism.)

• William Eggleston ( Photographed the American South using color film & had what he called a democratic way of looking.)

• Tomatsu Shomie (Photographer that photographed objects, locations, and the people of Nagasaki.)

• Gary Winnogrand (Street photographer who used a range finder camera to capture the drama theater of the street.)
• Catherine Opie (Documents the people of Southern California by focusing on football players and surf culture and local Los Angeles shopkeepers.)