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Across 5. created a high quality image with multiple copies (3 words) 8. camera invented by George Eastman 9. taking the same subject several times by doubling and halving the exposure to ensure a good print 10. a lens for close-up work (2 words) 11. founding member of the Photo Sucession who promoted "straight" photography (2 words) 12. the size of the lens opening 13. literally means "dark room" (2 words) 14. this type of photographer shoots subjects s/he is interested in then tries to sell the prints 16. a mechanical device that exposes the film for a desired time period (2 words) 17. this type of photographer is hired to shoot specific subjects and recieves a regular salary 20. the camera's eye is its _______ 22. through a system of mirrors the image is reflected on a round class screen (2 words) 23. a "school" of photography that recorded factories, machinery, and other unromantic subjects 25. composition is the arrangement of visual _______ 26. the first photographic process to be developed outside of a lab 27. the amount of time a shutter is open (2 words) 30. known for his photographs of Civil War battlefields (2 words) 32. another name for the calotype, invented by Talbot 33. the chemical used in developing that makes an image permanent 34. a lgiht sensitive solution that is transferred to paper or film 35. a three-legged adjustable stand that screws into the bottom of a camera to hold is steady

Down 1. the darkroom process of holding back light to make an area lighter (2 words) 2. female photographer who was one of Life magazine's original staff photographers (3 words) 3. the degree of sharpness of a photograph in front or in back of the area focused on (3 words) 4. a device which produced a series of images of a moving subject 6. magazine that introduced photojournalism 7. introduced the first camera to use 35mm film 15. inexpensive prints of local attractions available for tourists to purchase (3 words) 18. the opening of a camera lens that is expressed in F numbers 19. a subject's _______ is emphasized by allowing the subject to blur 21. Lewin Hine's favorite subject to photograph 24. when a fast moving object is captured by a fast shutter speed so the object seems to be still (2 words) 28. he created the world's first photographic image 29. swinging the camera horizontally as the photo is exposed, causing a moving object to "stop" while blurring the background 31. created the collodian wet plate