A tool that makes a specific area of a picture darker.

This type of photography focuses on man-made structures specifically.

Focusing on a subject by using the environment/obstacles to block out unwanted aspects of a picture.

This is the number of pixels in an image, it is also a measure of image quality.

The only color that ends in "urple"

A tool that cuts out the edges of a photo allowing you to remove unnecessary space around the subject.

This type of photography captures one frame of something happening.

Lines in a picture that direct the eye to something, or out of the picture entirely.

This type of rudimentary camera uses an aperture, a shutter and a dark chamber to capture light on film.

This tool blurs or smears parts of an image.

A tool that allows you to drag loose elements of the picture to relocate them.

This type of photography consists of pictures of individuals or groups, it shares its name with a popular photo layout.

Principle that states that the natural focal points in a picture fall on the intersections of lines in an imaginary 3X3 grid.

This is the smallest unit of color/light in a digital image.

This is a personal branding of an image that allows a photographer to put his or her name or company on pictures directly.

A tool that allows you to paint on top of a picture.

This type of photography typically tries to sell a product or service.

When a photo is taken from above the subject, looking down...

These are stacked layers of a photo used for applying various editing techniques.

Behavior that is accepted socially or morally as acceptable.

A tool that allows you to define paths and freely cut up an image as you desire.

This type of photography captures an action over a space of time using multiple frames.

The point of view of the camera, which can be manipulated to exaggerate or feign depth.

A type of file format that contains unprocessed data directly from the image sensor of a camera.

This tool alters saturation in an image.