Worksheet: Composing Your Shot | Digital Photography - Class 8 PDF Download

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

Q2: Why should you avoid including too much unnecessary background in your photos?
(a) To make the subject look bigger
(b) To enhance the background
(c) To prevent mergers
(d) To increase the overall photo size

Q3: What is the rule of thirds in photography?
(a) Placing the subject exactly in the center of the frame
(b) Dividing the photo into thirds horizontally and vertically
(c) Using a square frame for all photos
(d) Ignoring composition principles

Q4: When might you want to place the horizon near the top grid line in landscape photography?
(a) To make the sky more prominent
(b) To emphasize the foreground
(c) To create a sense of balance
(d) To minimize the sky's presence

Q5: What is the purpose of experimenting with different angles in photography?
(a) To make the subject look smaller
(b) To avoid mergers
(c) To make all photos look identical
(d) To control background objects

True or False (T/F)

Q2: Including unnecessary background can make the subject appear more significant.

Q3: Experimentation is discouraged in photography as it can lead to wasted photos.

Q4: Placing the subject off-center using the rule of thirds can make a photo look more natural.

Q5: The rule of thirds is primarily used in portrait photography and not applicable to landscapes.

Short Answer Questions

Q2: Describe the rule of thirds and provide an example of when it might be used effectively.

Q3: What is the significance of changing the distance from the subject in photography? Provide an example of when this technique might be useful.

Q4: Why is experimentation encouraged in photography, and how can it lead to better photos?

Q5: Explain the concept of balancing the background and subject in photography. Provide an example of how this balance can be achieved.

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