The World Through Digital Eyes
The subject dimension that corresponds to variations in distance from the viewer, or to the representation of that dimension in a photograph or other image. Texture, form, and distance represent depth at different scales of reproduction.
L. Stroebel
Description applied to an object or an image or related factor (e.g. , arrangement, lighting, cropping) possessing qualities that induce in the viewer an impression of aesthetic excellence.
R. Welsh
A slang term for a photograph of a scantily dressed attractive woman, typically made for photojournalistic, poster, or calendar use.
L. Strobel
Pin-ups are also referred to as “cheesecake“, the male counterpart being “beefcake“.
A nineteenth century novelty device that exploited the phi phenomenon and the persistence of vision principle to create the illusion of movement when strips of sequential drawings were placed inside a rotating drum and viewed through a series of slits in the side of the drum. Often thought of as a forerunner of modern motion-picture animation.
H. lester
The production of light by a living organism (not using any device), such as the light produced by a firefly. The light is usually produced by chemical means.
J. Holms
Process of image formation by heat.
Mark Elliott Photographer 
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