1. What’s your approach to framing a shot?

A) I prefer getting close and focusing on intricate details.
B) I enjoy capturing people in natural, unposed moments.
C) I like capturing dynamic, everyday scenes with interesting lighting or angles.
D) I love wide, expansive shots with dramatic scenery.
E) I focus on my subject’s natural behavior and environment.
F) I thoughtfully arrange objects to create balance and harmony.

2. Which photography equipment are you most likely to use?

A) A portrait lens to get sharp, clear shots of people.
B) A macro lens to focus on small, detailed subjects.
C) A wide-angle lens to capture sweeping landscapes.
D) A fast, versatile lens for quick shots in any urban environment.
E) A telephoto lens to photograph wildlife from afar.
F) A standard lens with controlled lighting for still life setups.

3. Which of these scenes are you most drawn to photograph?

A) A candid moment between friends or family.
B) A bustling city street filled with character.
C) A stunning sunset over rolling hills.
D) A close-up of a flower or insect.
E) A carefully arranged still life of everyday objects.
F) A wild bird in flight or a deer in the woods.

4. What do you think is the most important element of a good photo?

A) The sharpness and clarity of the small details.
B) The natural beauty and scale of the scene.
C) The emotion or story behind the image.
D) The lighting and composition that create a unique perspective.
E) Capturing the subject without disturbing their behavior.
F) The balance of objects, lighting, and textures.

5. If you had to choose, which would you prefer to photograph?

A) A meticulously arranged still life setup.
B) A person’s portrait that tells a story.
C) A unique street scene with interesting shadows and reflections.
D) A delicate flower in full bloom.
E) A majestic wild animal in its natural habitat.
F) A breathtaking view of a mountain range.

6. Where do you feel most inspired when taking photos?

A) Outdoors in nature, whether in the countryside or by the coast.
B) At social gatherings, events, or with family and friends.
C) In busy cities, exploring architecture and street life.
D) In wildlife reserves or natural habitats.
E) In gardens, forests, or anywhere with natural patterns and textures.
F) In studios or indoor settings where I can control the lighting and arrangement.

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