Multiple-choice photography quiz: part 3, questions 41 to 60 Menu: [ Part 1 (1-20) ] ~ [ Part 2 (21-40) ] ~ [ Part 3 (41-60) ] ~ [ Part 4 (61-80) ] ~ [ Part 5 (81-100) ] 41) Lacock Abbey is associated with a) Fox Talbot b) Cartier Bressan c) Friar Tuck 42) […]
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Multiple-choice photography quiz: part 4, questions 61 to 80 Menu: [ Part 1 (1-20) ] ~ [ Part 2 (21-40) ] ~ [ Part 3 (41-60) ] ~ [ Part 4 (61-80) ] ~ [ Part 5 (81-100) ] 61) What is the angle of view on a fisheye lens? a) 180 degrees b) 225
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Multiple choice photography quiz: Answers ANSWERS: Part 1, 1-20 1: (c) fibre based prints 2: (a) cyan 3: (c) both 4: (b) 3D slides 5: (b) 1907 6: (a) without borders 7: (c) 4000 and 7000 Angstrom 8: (a) 400 BC 9: (c) 8″ x 10″ enlargers 10: (a) 1 second or more 11: (a)
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Multiple-choice photography quiz: part 5, questions 81 to 100 Menu: [ Part 1 (1-20) ] ~ [ Part 2 (21-40) ] ~ [ Part 3 (41-60) ] ~ [ Part 4 (61-80) ] ~ [ Part 5 (81-100) ] 81) Developers go off due to a) oxidation b) reduction c) redox reactions 82) Star and
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TWENTY FOUR PHOTOGRAPHY QUESTIONS 1) When was the first recorded Camera Obscura? 2) Can you name at least two members of the influential American ‘Group f64’? 3) You are at a rock concern using HP5 film at 3200 ASA. How would you process it? 4) When was the first ever Canon camera released? 5) You
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Photography word puzzles Hint: this was first written back in the 80’s – a bygone era with no PC’s as such, no Internet and no photo printers – when film cameras ruled the world and photographers used dark rooms to process pictures. Fill in the word / letters which best completes the first word and
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Trying to refind yourself These notes have been in a box for I don’t know how many years and are perhaps a measure of the person I was or maybe could have been, had I not lost my path and let life and depression wear me down. I am trying to fight back now, hence
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Shoot the damn dog : a memoir of depression ~ by Sally Brampton If you have long-term depression yourself, or know someone close suffering from it, this is recommended reading. There are many different types of depression and it can take people in different ways, but whatever form it takes you’ll recognise many of the
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