Photographing landscapes
Photographing landscapes
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Here is an excerpt from the course "Photography 2: Landscape", by Michael Freeman, uploaded onto Scribd by mrvinceo. The course looks at the specialised area of photographing landscapes and deals with the technical control of large subjects.
Right after the table of contents, you will find the section called "Project 5: Interacting subjects", which belongs to Unit 1 ("The design elements"). Read the "Interacting subjects" section and then do the activities below.
Photography 2: Landscape
Find the words that match the definitions
Find the words in the text which correspond to the following definitions, bearing in mind that the definitions below are not listed in the order in which the terms appear in the text.
- particularly noticeable:
- to put in a
different order:
- without a
clearly defined shape or form:
- a set of elements,
in this case photographs, that follow each other in a particular order:
- to trim off the edges of a photograph:
to
Find the English equivalents
How do you say these in English? You should take into account that the Spanish terms are not listed in the order in which their English counterparts appear in the text.
- (objetivo) gran angular:
-
- alrededores:
- ángulo de visión:
of
- distancia focal:
- visor:
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