The emotional impact of the image

The technical aspects of the image

The narrative or story behind the image

The cultural and historical context of the image

Rule of thirds

Leading lines

Symmetry

Bokeh

To create a sense of depth and perspective

To draw the viewer's attention to a specific subject

To create a sense of movement and energy

To add a decorative element to the image

It creates a sense of balance and harmony

It emphasizes the technical skill of the photographer

It adds a sense of drama and tension to the image

It helps to convey a specific message or narrative

It enhances the realism and detail of the image

It helps to convey a sense of depth and perspective

It creates a sense of mystery and intrigue

It adds a sense of movement and energy to the image

It can be used to create a specific mood or atmosphere

It helps to emphasize the texture and form of the subject

It can be used to create a sense of depth and perspective

All of the above

Formalism is a reaction against the Pictorialist movement

Formalism is a continuation of the Pictorialist movement

Formalism is unrelated to other photographic movements

Formalism is a combination of Pictorialism and other photographic movements

Ansel Adams

Edward Weston

Alfred Stieglitz

Henri Cartier-Bresson

It is the moment when the photographer captures the perfect composition

It is the moment when the subject is most expressive

It is the moment when the light is most favorable

It is the moment when the photographer feels a strong emotional connection to the subject

They focus on capturing the subject's emotional state

They strive to create a sense of realism and objectivity

They aim to convey a specific message or narrative

They experiment with different techniques to create unique and visually striking images

The viewer is expected to analyze the technical aspects of the image

The viewer is encouraged to interpret the image based on their own emotions and experiences

The viewer is meant to be captivated by the beauty and aesthetics of the image

The viewer is expected to identify the message or narrative conveyed by the image

It elevates photography to the status of fine art

It establishes photography as a medium for social and political commentary

It promotes photography as a tool for documentary and journalistic purposes

It encourages photographers to experiment with new techniques and styles

Sharp focus

Emotional expressiveness

Balanced composition

Minimalism

They use post-processing to enhance the technical aspects of the image

They use post-processing to convey a specific message or narrative

They use post-processing to create a sense of mystery and intrigue

They avoid post-processing altogether to maintain the purity of the image

It continues to influence the work of contemporary photographers

It has been completely replaced by other photographic movements

It is only relevant to historical photography

It has no lasting impact on the development of photography