Trivial pursuit

Shutterbugs Trivial Pursuit

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QUESTION 1When taking a photo where should you

as the photographer be positioned?

• A- With your face facing towards the sun

• B- With your back facing towards the sun

• C- With the sun to the left of you

• D- With the sun to the right of you

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QUESTION 2If your photo is too dark your exposure

time is?

• A- Too Short

• B- Too Long

• C- No exposure time

• D- Just right

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QUESTION 3If your photo is too light your exposure

time is?

• A- Too short

• B- Too Long

• C- No exposure

• D- Just right

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QUESTION 4What is not an example of a framing

device?

• A- A doorway

• B- An Arch

• C- Overhanging branches

• D- Exposure times

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QUESTION 5What is not a possibility of causing a

photo to be blurry or fuzzy?

• A- Moving the camera

• B- Not focusing on the subject properly

• C- Too close to the subject

• D- Too much in your photo

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QUESTION 6What is the method you use to centre your images or

balance your main subjects?

• A- Exposure times

• B- Rule of thirds

• C- Framing devices

• D- Photo orientation

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QUESTION 7When is it a better time to choose portrait orientation

to photograph something?

• A- For wide subjects

• B- When it is dark lighting

• C- When your subject is tall in length

• D- For landscape shots

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QUESTION 8When taking a photo of something small on the ground (like a dog) you need to:

• A- Stand over the subject

• B- Move further away

• C- Move as close up to the subject as possible

• D- Get down to the subject’s level

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QUESTION 9When taking a photo of a complicated, very intricate subject the background

should be:

• A- Plain and simple

• B- Complicated, just like the main subject

• C- Distractive to take away from the subject

• D- Multicoloured

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QUESTION 10Using leading lines (eg a set of footprints leads to

person walking) in your photos can:

• A- Split the photo up

• B- Take emphasis away from the main subject

• C- Lead the viewer’s eye to the centre of interest

• D- Make the photo look to complicated

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QUESTION 11Instead of zooming in to an object from

a long distance, you could:

• A- Take the photo from a longer distance

• B- Pick another closer subject to photograph instead

• C- Move a bit closer and still zoom in

• D- Move up closer to the subject

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QUESTION 12Is it possible to use two centres of

interest?

• A- Yes, if the two centres of interest compliment each other

• B- No, never

• C- Every now and then

• D- No, you can only use one centre of interest in digital photography

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QUESTION 13When taking a photo of the ocean, what

is the best method to use?

• A- Landscape orientation

• B- Portrait orientation

• C- Framing devices

• D- Exposure times

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QUESTION 14If there is too much light cast on the

subject’s face, you could:

• A- Take the photo anyway

• B- Capture the photo from an angle where there is not too much light cast on the face but rather subtle facial lighting that makes the subject stand out

• C- Turn around so you (the camera) is facing the sun

• D- Take the photo where there is no light source

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