Basic Photography Course

6-20.

People should generally have their
portraits taken during what part of
the day?

Morning

Afternoon

Evening

Night

6-21.

Which of the following methods

helps to provide a natural
expression of the subject?

Tell them to "just act natural"

Show them an example of how you

want them to look

Carry on a conversation with
the subject to help them feel
at ease

Tell a joke at the time of

exposure

6-22.

When directing the subject for

a portrait pose, you, as the
photographer, should be in what

location?

Behind the camera

At the subject's side

Behind the subject

In front of the camera

within the circle of light

6-23.

What is the best average height of

a camera for a head-and-shoulders
portrait?

Chest level

Slightly above the subject's
eyes

Slightly below the subject's
chin

Nose level

6-24.

When shooting a full-length

portrait, you should begin with
your camera at what level to the
subject?

6-25.

You are shooting a portrait and

want the subject to appear to be

looking, but not staring at the

viewer in the finished print. To
create this effect, you should
have the subject look in what
direction during the camera
exposure?

Into the camera lens

Slightly above the camera
lens

Below the camera lens

At the modeling light

6-26.

To create the feeling of motion in
a head-and -shoulders portrait, you
should have the subject sit in what
position in relation to the camera?

At an angle and leaning
slightly forward

At an angle and leaning
slightly backward

Square and leaning slightly
forward

Square and leaning slightly
backward

6-27.

What is the point of interest

in a military portrait?

The national ensign

The subject's rank or

rating insignia

The subject's awards

The subject's face

Learning Objective:

Recognize

different types of portrait
lighting and their corresponding
effects.

Waist

Chest

Shoulder

Head

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