Describe what you see in the foreground of this photo.
There’s a man taking a photo in the foreground.
Describe what you see in the background.
You can see mountains and the sea in the background.
Where’s the dog? (Use: in the bottom right-hand corner)
The dog is in the bottom right-hand corner.
Where’s the woman? (Use: in the top left-hand corner)
The woman is in the top left-hand corner.
The castle looks very far away. Use the correct phrase.
The castle is in the distance.
There’s a big flower near the camera. Use the correct phrase.
The flower is in the foreground.
There’s a small bird high above everything. Say it correctly.
The bird is at the top of the photo.
There’s a cat sitting on a table. Say it using one phrase.
The cat is on top of the table.
You want to take a close-up of someone’s face. What do you do?
Zoom in.
The photo is too bright. What happened?
It’s overexposed.
The photo is blurry. What’s wrong?
It’s out of focus.
You want to take a picture of a person. Which setting will you use?
Portrait setting.
You want to take photos at night. What do you need?
Use flash.
You want to take a photo of a large landscape but can’t fit it all. What lens will you use?
A wide-angle lens.
You’ve just changed the colour and brightness of your photo. What are you doing?
Editing the photo.
Correct this sentence: “The river is in the front of the photo.”
Wrong → The river is in the background.
