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Question 1.
A rule of thumb is to hold the camera horizontally for a vertical subject, and vice versa.

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Question 2.
In theory, diagonal lines are thought to suggest motion.

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Question 3.
Bringing similar objects together can make them appear to be a single unit.

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Question 4.
A gain in motion sharpness can also mean a gain in depth of field.

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Question 5.
Contrast between objects in a picture tends to be more apparent in black and white than in color.

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Question 6.
The most important tool a photographer has right now is an excellent website that's easy to locate.


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Question 7.
It is recommended that you always shoot landscapes at eye level.

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Question 8.
You should avoid a degree of contrast in your pictures that may cause shadows and highlights to appear as independent shapes.

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Question 9.
Energy is conveyed by an asymmetrical composition.

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Question 10.
Viewers tend to look at the lightest part of a picture first.


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Question 11.
A photograph is essentially an abstraction.

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Question 12.
When showing your work to agencies or galleries, it is wise to show as many different types of images as possible.

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Question 13.
If you have had a notable teacher it is a good idea to emulate his or her work as closely as possible.

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