al 1. The word Photography translates from the Greek as 2. What is the design of the camera based on? 3. In what year was the first photograph made? By whom? 4. Define the process of Photography including the role of light and light-sensitive materials from 1826 to the present. 5. List the seven basic parts of a camera. Describe the role each part plays in making a photographic image. 6. Define Depth of Field. 7. Describe the visual appearance of Shallow Depth of Field. 8. Describe the visual appearance of Deep Depth of Field. 9. List the standard aperture scale on a film or digital camera. 10. List the standard shutter speed on a film or digital camera. 11. Define exposure of a photographic image in a camera. 12. List and discuss the three elements that determine the exposure of a photographic image in a camera. 13. In what year was the daguerreotype process, and the birth of photography announced to the world through the French Academy of Science? 14. What is the name of the British scientist who coined the term photography? 15. Louis Daguerre created a daguerreotype, The Artist's Studio, 1837, which is recognized as the first photograph created as a work of art. Discuss why this is considered photography as art. 16. Pictorialism was the first international art movement and aesthetic promoting photography as a fine art from 1880-1920. Describe the visual appearance of Pictorialist photographs. Discuss the influences on Pictorialism. 17. Select a Pictorialist photographer and discuss the subject matter, visual appearance and technical process of their photographs in 100 words or more. 18. Modernist/Straight was the second international art movement and aesthetic promoting photography as a fine art from 1920-1980. Discuss the visual appearance of Modernist/Straight photographs. Discuss the influences on Modernist/Straight photography. 19. Select a Modernist/Straight photographer and discuss the subject matter, visual appearance and technical process of their photographs in 100 words or more. 20. Discuss the function and design of the digital sensor in a digital camera. HEUME 1029 to the prsIUBIE ser