Module 5 - Creative arts Unit 5.1 - Photography: The world of special photography
13. Match the subject of the photos to the appropriate thematic area.
CelebrityScientific and militarySportStage and setNatureFamily lifeFashionArchitecture
1. Sinner at Wimbledon →
2. Taylor Swift’s concert in London →
3. A herd of lions in the savannah →
4. Planet Mars →
5. Prada’s fashion show →
6. The Tower of Pisa →
7. A famous actor with the new fiancée →
8. Christmas lunch with your family →
14. Listen to the interview with the British wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas and complete the sentences. 1. Will Burrard-Lucas spent of his childhood in . 2. He started to be attracted by animals and over the he became interested in wildlife. 3. His passion for wildlife photography began as a hobby in , but after some years he realised that he could combine photography, , and nature into a real . 4. He did not attend a special of photography, but he thinks and using new is the best way to improve his and knowledge. 5. He chose wildlife photography because animal is unpredictable so it is a great challenge to get good . 6. He loves travelling and supporting awareness through his images. He hopes to play a role in the of nature.
15. Choose the correct option.
Jewellery Photography Jewellery is also part of fashion photography, but photographing jewels requires some care, because whether one needs 1.to shoot / to photo / to record diamond rings or gemstone necklaces, jewellery photography is very 2.irregular / challenging / bright. However, there are a few tricks and techniques one can try that will simplify the process and make images 3.conventional / lush / sparkle. Watches, rings, and necklaces all present photographers with difficulties: their smooth, shiny surfaces cause chaotic 4.colours / reflexes / reflection. On top of that, their small size – and the high 5.evanescence / magnification / clarity it demands – makes it difficult to achieve sufficient 6.depth / width / length of field. Before taking into consideration which lenses are needed, 7.foreground / background / extreme close-ups should be taken into consideration, since it is an integral part of the shot, so it’s essential to select the right one, something that will 8.neglect / enhance / enlarge the product, not overpower it. Another important thing is to keep your 9.camera / tripod / pictures in a fixed position. This will prevent the camera from shaking and ensure that your lighting remains correct. Finally, in order to solve the problem of excessive reflection, one can employ a conical-shaped light tent which will cover the jewels but still allow the photographer to shine 10.pictures / light / jewels through. Adapted from: https://visualeducation.com/jewellery-photography-top-tips-for-how-to-photograph-jewellery/