A collection of photographs documenting daily life, showcasing personal growth and creativity.

Fundamental knowledge of camera functions, settings, and operations necessary for effective photography.

The arrangement of visual elements in a photograph to create a balanced and engaging image.

The use of natural or artificial light to enhance the mood and quality of a photograph.

The opening in a camera lens that controls the amount of light entering, affecting exposure and depth of field.

The duration the camera's shutter is open, influencing motion blur and exposure.

The sensitivity of the camera's sensor to light, impacting image brightness and noise levels.

A composition guideline that divides the image into thirds, placing subjects along these lines for balance.

Natural lines in a photo that guide the viewer's eye toward the main subject.

The range of distance in a photo that appears sharp, influenced by aperture and focus.

Light coming from behind the subject, creating silhouettes or dramatic effects.

A tool used to soften and spread light, reducing harsh shadows in photography.

A surface that reflects light onto a subject, enhancing illumination and reducing shadows.

The process of adjusting and enhancing photographs using software to improve their quality.

A curated collection of an artist's best work, showcasing skills and personal style.

The ability to notice details in the environment, enhancing photography and creativity.

Regular photography exercises aimed at developing skills and fostering creativity.

Light from the sun, often used in photography for its dynamic qualities.

Light produced by man-made sources, such as lamps or flash, used to control exposure.

Programs used to modify and enhance photographs, such as Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop.

A specific subject or concept around which a series of photographs is centered.

A reflective practice where students evaluate their own work and progress in photography.

Comments and critiques from fellow students that help improve photography skills.

The process of conveying ideas and emotions through artistic mediums, including photography.

Adjustments made to the camera, such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, to achieve desired results.