Equipment Procedures The Mode Dial 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 Principles and Elements of Art The Mode Dial Famous Photographers 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

This tool helps you check to see that your negative is in focus by magnifying the grain of film.

Focusing/ Grain Magnifier 100 Focusing/ Grain Magnifier

This tool, that is a small magnifier, helps you view your negatives on the light table.

200 A loupe

This tool allows you to hold your photo paper flat and in place in the darkroom, so that you can line up the projected image.

300 Print Easel

This tool holds your negative in place in the enlarger.

400 Negative Holder

This tool helps you keep your negatives flat while you print a contact sheet:

500 Glass

The sequential order that the chemicals are used in the development of photo paper:

developer, stop, fixer, water 100 developer, stop, fixer, water

Before you can begin printing, this is the first thing you must do when you get to your station in the darkroom.

200 Set up the enlarger

This is the F-stop you use when making a Contact Sheet

300 F. 8

This is where you store your negatives.

Negative Sleeve in your 3-ring binder 400 Negative Sleeve in your 3-ring binder

Print that you make every time you begin printing. This is the VERY FIRST Print that you make every time you begin printing.

500 Test Strip

An art element that occurs when a line meets itself.

100 Shape.

An element of art that refers to the light or dark tones of colors or to the neutral tones in an image

200 Value

A Principle of Design that is created by the organized repetition, alteration, or progression of art elements

300 Rhythm

A Principle of Design that uses value, size, position, or color to add importance to an object or subject in an image

400 Emphasis

A Principle of Design that refers to how elements are arranged to achieve stability:

500 Balance

100 Portrait

200 Flash Override

300 Night time Portrait

Tv

400 Shutter Priority

Av

500 Aperture Priority

100 Jerry Ulesmann

200 Maggie Taylor

300 David Hockney

400 Ansel Adams

500 William Wegman