Photography Composition

6 words in this vocabulary list

noun a technique in film editing in which a series of short shots are edited into a sequence to condense space, time, and information

  • The film director spent hours perfecting the montage sequence to convey the passage of time.
  • I love how they did a montage of all the funny moments in the movie.
  • That montage was fire, it really captured the vibe of the party.
  • Life is like a montage of memories, each moment blending into the next.

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

  • The speech was peppered with references to historical events.
  • The conversation was peppered with inside jokes.
  • The movie was peppered with action-packed scenes.
  • Her speech was peppered with sarcasm and wit.

noun a sloping position or direction

verb to lean or incline in a particular direction

adjective having a bias or tendency in a particular direction

  • The article presented a slant on the political issue that favored one side over the other.
  • I noticed the news report had a slant towards the company that sponsored it.
  • I can't trust that website, they always have a slant on the stories they cover.
  • Her opinion on the matter had a noticeable slant towards her personal beliefs.

adjective resembling or characteristic of a statue; motionless or still

  • The statuelike figure stood stoically in the center of the courtyard.
  • She stood there, statuelike, not moving an inch.
  • He was so statuelike, it was like he was frozen in place.
  • Her beauty was so captivating, it was almost statuelike in its perfection.

noun camera - a device used to capture images or record videos

verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being

article a word that is used to specify a noun, such as 'the' or 'a'

  • The actor was instructed to spike the camera during the intense scene.
  • Hey, did you see that actor spike the camera in the last shot?
  • That actor really knows how to spike the camera, it's impressive.
  • She always finds a way to spike the camera and steal the spotlight.

POV

noun Point of view

  • The author's use of third-person limited POV allowed readers to see the story unfold through the eyes of the main character.
  • I love reading books written in first-person POV because it feels like I'm right there experiencing everything with the protagonist.
  • Her TikTok POV videos are so funny, I can't stop watching them!
  • From a historical POV, it's fascinating to see how technology has evolved over the years.