| A | B |
|---|
| memory card | something you put in your camera to save your pictures |
| flash drive or USB drive | something you use to save text and pictures and move them from one computer to another |
| delete | remove; get rid of |
| shutter | the camera button you press to take a picture |
| composition | the way you organize or arrange a picture |
| foreground | what is in the front of your picture |
| middle ground | what is in the middle of your picture |
| background | what is in the back of your picture |
| portait | picture of a person |
| self-portrait | picture someone takes of himself or herself |
| zoom | to make your camera lens longer, so you can shoot a close-up picture of your subject |
| wide-angle view | opposite of tight, close-up shot; looking at something from a broad perspective |
| close-up | a picture taken from very close to a subject |
| batteries | the objects you put in your camera to give it power |
| battery charger | what you put your batteries in when they run out of power |
| action shot | picture of a moving object |
| still-life shot | picture of things (not people) that are not moving |
| backlit | something that has light shining on it from behind |
| frame | what goes around a picture |
| point of view | the direction at which we look at something |
| focus | how sharp and clear the picture is |
| blurry | unclear; opposite of sharp and clear |
| mood | feeling; emotion |
| landscape | picture of a scene -- not a person |
| close-up | opposite of wide-angle view; a tight view of something with little or no attention on the background |
