1) What is the most common purpose of a 'line' in an photograph? a) to lead your eye through the photo b) to create stillness c) to highlight something d) to create activity 2) This image shows what kind of lines? a) horizontal b) vertical c) diagonal d) broken 3) What do you call lines that are made up of a series of dots or marks that your eye naturally follows? a) curved b) straight c) focal lines d) implied lines 4) Which photo best represents this statement? 'implied lines are made up by the way objects are placed in a photo, they don't physically exist' a) b) c) d) 5) Curved lines tend to be what? a) tense, harsh & energetic b) rigid & stiff c) elegant, graceful & sensual d) straight, broken & light 6) What best describes diagonal lines? a) they give flowing movement to the photo b) they create organic form c) they bring calmness to a photograph d) they create tension & energy 7) Which lines emphasise a peaceful & still feeling? a) spirals b) horizontal c) zig-zagged d) vertical 8) Which image does not best represent the visual element 'line'? a) b) c) d) 9) What best describes straight lines? a) exciting & invigorating b) calm & less active c) boring d) powerful & dynamic 10) What best describes 'line' in general? a) Lines are the visual quality of the surface of an object, revealed through variances in shape, tone and colour depth b) Lines can be used to direct the viewer's attention, create a sense of depth and can even be used to create a sense of movement. c) Lines can be found everywhere and are commonly seen within shapes, colours or textures d) the two-dimensional appearance of objects as your camera captures them

Activity One (Visual Elements - Line)

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