Photography

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14 Questions
5 Minuets
1.
What property is used to quantify the amount of light per unit area in a picture?
2.
Who is known for famous photographs of The Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix?
3.
What do you call a dark room with a hole on one side, which projects an image onto the opposite wall?
4.
What brand is known for cameras which would instantly print the photograph after it was taken?
5.
Which French photographer is known for aerial photography of the Earth?
6.
What do you call the photographers who follow celebrities to take pictures for tabloids?
7.
Which part of the camera opens and closes to allow light in for a period of time?
8.
Which American photographer is known for engaging celebrity portrait photography?
9.
What was the camera on the first mission to the moon?
10.
What landscape photographer is known for black and white photography of the American West?
11.
What would you call a good time to take a snapshot photo?
12.
Who is famous for photographies of human embryos?
13.
What do you call the hole in a lens, through which light travels into the camera?
14.
What do you call heavily out-of-focus parts of an image?
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