Where’s the dog? (Use: in the bottom right-hand corner)
The dog is in the bottom right-hand corner.
Describe a photo using 3 of these phrases (use expressions like in the foreground, in the background, in the top right-hand corner.)
Free answer
You want to take a close-up of someone’s face. What do you do?
Zoom in.
Choose: “on top of” or “at the top of”: The bird is flying high in the sky.
At the top of the photo.
Describe what you see in the background.
You can see mountains and the sea in the background.
The castle looks very far away. Use the correct phrase.
The castle is in the distance.
The photo is blurry. What’s wrong?
It’s out of focus.
Choose: “in the distance” or “in the foreground”: You can barely see the mountains.
In the distance.
You’ve just changed the colour and brightness of your photo. What are you doing?
Editing the photo.
Describe what you see in the foreground of this photo.
There’s a man taking a photo in the foreground.
There’s a cat sitting on a table. Say it using one phrase.
The cat is on top of the table.
Where’s the woman? (Use: in the top left-hand corner)
The woman is in the top left-hand corner.
Complete: The boy is standing _______ the car.
in front of.
The photo is too bright. What happened?
It’s overexposed.
There’s a small bird high above everything. Say it correctly.
The bird is at the top of the photo.
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.
Correct this sentence: “The river is in the front of the photo.”
Wrong → The river is in the background.
You want to take a picture of a person. Which setting will you use?
Portrait setting.
There’s a big flower near the camera. Use the correct phrase.
The flower is in the foreground.
You want to take photos at night. What do you need?
Use flash.