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Groninger Museum Route

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
Ontdek kunst en architectuur in Groningen. Wandel langs het kleurrijke Groninger Museum, street art en bijzondere gebou…
Kunst 15-16 year
45 min 2,0 km 10 2
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Utrecht Street Art Fietsroute

Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Ontdek de mooiste street art en muurschilderingen van Utrecht per fiets. Van kleurrijke murals tot verborgen kunstwerke…
Kunst 13-14 year
50 min 6,0 km 10 2
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Kunst en cultuur in het Hofkwartier

Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Wandel door het kunstzinnige Hofkwartier en ontdek de rijke kunstgeschiedenis van Den Haag. Van Vermeer tot Mondriaan -…
Kunst 15-16 year
50 min 1,8 km 10 1
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Architectuur en kunst op Kop van Zuid

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Bewonder de spectaculaire skyline van Kop van Zuid, waar wereldberoemde architecten hun stempel hebben gedrukt. Van de …
Kunst 13-14 year
50 min 2,8 km 10

Featured this week: example questions for Photography

New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What colour is the sky on a beautiful day?
Blue Red Yellow Green
What can we photograph at night?
The moon The sun Rainbows Shadows
What makes a camera?
Photos Music Biscuits Flowers
Where do birds sleep?
In a nest In bed In the car In the cupboard
What falls from the sky when it rains?
Water Sand Candy Flowers
Which animal has black spots?
Dalmatian Goldfish Swan Flamingo
What does a monkey like to eat?
Bananas Fish Meat Bread
What can we photograph in the garden?
Flowers Clouds alone Sounds Dreams
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What is important when photographing animals?
That you don't scare them That you shout very loudly That you throw at them That you run after them
What do you call it when you photograph something very close up?
Close-up Far away Open-down Slow-up
What can you use to make a photo more beautiful?
With a nice frame With mud With soup With sand
Where can you get photos of yourself printed?
At a photo shop At the bakery At the hairdresser's At the butcher's
What can you capture with a camera?
A moment A sound A scent A flavour
What can you do to make a great photo?
Watch carefully where you aim Shouting loudly Blink your eyes Pinching your nose shut
In which form are most of the photos?
Rectangle Triangle Star Heart
What is a photo shoot?
Taking lots of pictures of someone Advancing photos with an arrow Photo run away Hide photos
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Which lens gives a very wide image?
Wide-angle lens Telelens Normal lens Macro lens
Which photography style focuses on ordinary people in their daily lives?
Street photography Studio photography Product photography Architectural photography
Approximately how long did the first picture ever take?
8 hours 8 minutes 8 seconds 8 days
What is a disadvantage of a telephoto lens?
They are heavy and big They cannot colour They make noise They are always broken
What is HDR photography?
Combining photos with different exposures Taking high-resolution photos Photographing motion Taking black-and-white photos
What do you call the effect where the background is blurred?
Bokeh Flare Vignette Noise
What do you call it when you cut photos to make them prettier?
Cropping or cropping Paste Folding Cracks
What does 'depth of field' mean?
How much of the photo is in focus How deep the colours are How big the photo will be How long the shutter speed is
Create a photography treasure hunt for Ages 11-12
What is a 'prime lens' or 'fixed focal length lens'?
A lens that cannot zoom in A very high-quality lens The first lens you buy A lens especially for portrait photography
What is a drone in photography?
A flying device with camera One type of tripod A silent camera An automatic exposure
Which file extension belongs to the RAW format of Canon cameras?
.CR2 or .CR3 .NEF .ARW .ORF
Which app is widely used for editing photos on phones?
Instagram or VSCO Microsoft Word Google Maps WhatsApp
What is the most important rule in macro photography?
Photographing small objects very close up Working only with large lenses Always use torch Shooting outdoors only
Which photographer is famous for his colourful nature photos from National Geographic?
Steve McCurry Robert Capa Vivian Maier Irving Penn
Which photographer is known for his colour photographs of everyday American subjects?
William Eggleston Stephen Shore Joel Meyerowitz Saul Leiter
Which photographer became famous for his black-and-white landscape photos of Yosemite National Park?
Ansel Adams Henri Cartier-Bresson Robert Capa Irving Penn
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What is the function of a 'snoot' in studio photography?
Focusing light in a narrow beam It spreads light evenly It changes the colour temperature It prevents overexposure
What is the main feature of a fisheye lens?
A very wide angle with strong distortion A very long focal length Perfectly straight lines Automatic focus
Which exposure meter measures the light reflecting off the subject?
Reflective exposure meter Incident exposure meter Spot exposure meter Matrix exposure meter
What does 'HDR' mean in digital photography?
High Dynamic Range High-definition resolution Hard Drive Recording High Detail Rendering
Who is considered the inventor of the first permanent photograph?
Nicéphore Niépce Louis Daguerre William Henry Fox Talbot George Eastman
Which composition rule divides the image into nine equal parts?
Rule of thirds Gold spiral Symmetry rule Diagonal rule
What does the term 'hyperfocal distance' mean in photography?
Shortest focusing distance at which objects are in focus to infinity The maximum distance a lens can cover The ideal distance between camera and subject The distance where all the colours come together perfectly
What does a crop factor of 1.5x mean on a camera?
The sensor is 1.5x smaller than full frame The image becomes 1.5x brighter The camera can zoom in 1.5x The shutter speed becomes 1.5x faster
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Who made the famous 1958 series 'Americans'?
Robert Frank Lee Friedlander Gary Winogrand Joel Meyerowitz
What is the 'rule of thirds' in photography?
A composition rule in which the image is divided into nine equal boxes An exposure rule for determining shutter speed A rule for using three different lenses A colour theory for mixing primary colours
What does 'stopped down' mean on a lens?
Using a smaller aperture (higher f-number) Stopping the autofocus Disabling image stabilisation Focusing manually
What does 'grain' mean in analogue photography?
The visible texture of silver crystals in the film The direction of camera setting A technique for texture enhancement Photo paper quality
What does 'depth of field' mean?
The area in a photo that is acceptably sharp The distance between foreground and background The depth of a photographic print The number of colour shades in a photo
What was the first photographic process that made negative-positive prints possible?
Calotype Daguerreotype Tintype Albumen print
What is 'colour temperature' in photography?
The colour characteristic of a light source measured in Kelvin The heat produced by a camera The intensity of colours in a photo The temperature at which film works best
Which photographer was known for his pictures of the US Civil War?
Mathew Brady Timothy O'Sullivan Alexander Gardner George Barnard
Create a photography treasure hunt for Ages 18+

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