Composition- Means the parts that add up the image .
Focus- Means out of the hole picture where if the main focus within looking at the photo(where your eyes draw to).
Gradient- Is the colours within the photo and where they are placed and what the colours are.
Tone- Tone is the colour if it is lighter and darker and if the edges are sharp or smooth.
Contrast- is the difference between the colours and if they contrast into each other(blend)
Aperture- is how much light travels through the lenses.
Blurred- if anything is out of focus, not clear to be able to see.
Depth of field- is the nearest and the further away the object is.
Exposed-is how long you let the light onto the paper and how much light you let into the pinhole to create the photo.
over exposed- when you exposed it for to long and let to much light in which causes it to go black and white.
Under exposed- when there was not enough light getting past through which means it was exposed for a very short amount of time.
Panoramic- is a collection of images with a wide view which creates a big birds eye view.
Grain- is the pattern of extremely small spots of black which is created when doing a picture.
Texture- is the surface and the pattern that creates the surface and how rough the image looks.
space- Is the negative and positive space around the image.
Foreground- Is the object that appears closest to the camera, and the nearest viewer.
Background- Is the overall part of the scene and to focus behind the main object.
shutter- A part of a camera that opens for a very short amount of time to let light onto the film.
Cropping- Cropping is the removal of the outer parts of an image to improve the framing.
Resolution- is the number of pixles in the camera.
Saturation- is the brightness and the contrast in the picture and the scheme of the colours.
Focus- Means out of the hole picture where if the main focus within looking at the photo(where your eyes draw to).
Gradient- Is the colours within the photo and where they are placed and what the colours are.
Tone- Tone is the colour if it is lighter and darker and if the edges are sharp or smooth.
Contrast- is the difference between the colours and if they contrast into each other(blend)
Aperture- is how much light travels through the lenses.
Blurred- if anything is out of focus, not clear to be able to see.
Depth of field- is the nearest and the further away the object is.
Exposed-is how long you let the light onto the paper and how much light you let into the pinhole to create the photo.
over exposed- when you exposed it for to long and let to much light in which causes it to go black and white.
Under exposed- when there was not enough light getting past through which means it was exposed for a very short amount of time.
Panoramic- is a collection of images with a wide view which creates a big birds eye view.
Grain- is the pattern of extremely small spots of black which is created when doing a picture.
Texture- is the surface and the pattern that creates the surface and how rough the image looks.
space- Is the negative and positive space around the image.
Foreground- Is the object that appears closest to the camera, and the nearest viewer.
Background- Is the overall part of the scene and to focus behind the main object.
shutter- A part of a camera that opens for a very short amount of time to let light onto the film.
Cropping- Cropping is the removal of the outer parts of an image to improve the framing.
Resolution- is the number of pixles in the camera.
Saturation- is the brightness and the contrast in the picture and the scheme of the colours.