CameraObscuraZoomLensPositivespaceElementsof ArtRule ofThirdsSOOCOverexposureActualTextureColorLouisDaguerreISOMatthewBradyLeadinglinesBokehHueconverginglinesViewfinderKodakSensorGreaterDOFFrameAberrationDarkroomspaceLinesCopyrightContrastDigitalSingleLensReflexDiagonallinesAsymmetricalBalanceEadweardMuybridgeDepthof FieldNegativespaceDistractions(poorbackground)CompoundLensSimulatedTextureRadialShutterspeedPatternWhiteBalancePrinciplesof ArtPowerpointValueShutterTraceImagesExposureTriangleSymmetricalBalanceBalanceApertureLineAV –AperturePriorityEmphasisProportionCompositionPolaroidDaguerreotypeEdwinLandTextureLiquidCrystalDisplayUnityElementsof ArtPrinciplesof ArtShapeAdobePhotoshopSimplelensWilliamHenry FoxTalbotUnderexposurePixelPhotojournalismpentaprismTV –ShutterPriorityDepthof FieldDiagonallinesFormRhythmShallowDOFPicture ina picture(sub-framing)GeorgeEastmanFixedLensDr.HarroldEdgertonChimpingCameraObscuraZoomLensPositivespaceElementsof ArtRule ofThirdsSOOCOverexposureActualTextureColorLouisDaguerreISOMatthewBradyLeadinglinesBokehHueconverginglinesViewfinderKodakSensorGreaterDOFFrameAberrationDarkroomspaceLinesCopyrightContrastDigitalSingleLensReflexDiagonallinesAsymmetricalBalanceEadweardMuybridgeDepthof FieldNegativespaceDistractions(poorbackground)CompoundLensSimulatedTextureRadialShutterspeedPatternWhiteBalancePrinciplesof ArtPowerpointValueShutterTraceImagesExposureTriangleSymmetricalBalanceBalanceApertureLineAV –AperturePriorityEmphasisProportionCompositionPolaroidDaguerreotypeEdwinLandTextureLiquidCrystalDisplayUnityElementsof ArtPrinciplesof ArtShapeAdobePhotoshopSimplelensWilliamHenry FoxTalbotUnderexposurePixelPhotojournalismpentaprismTV –ShutterPriorityDepthof FieldDiagonallinesFormRhythmShallowDOFPicture ina picture(sub-framing)GeorgeEastmanFixedLensDr.HarroldEdgertonChimping

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Camera Obscura
  2. Zoom Lens
  3. Positive space
  4. Elements of Art
  5. Rule of Thirds
  6. SOOC
  7. Over exposure
  8. Actual Texture
  9. Color
  10. Louis Daguerre
  11. ISO
  12. Matthew Brady
  13. Leading lines
  14. Bokeh
  15. Hue
  16. converging lines
  17. Viewfinder
  18. Kodak
  19. Sensor
  20. Greater DOF
  21. Frame
  22. Aberration
  23. Darkroom
  24. space
  25. Lines
  26. Copyright
  27. Contrast
  28. Digital Single Lens Reflex
  29. Diagonal lines
  30. Asymmetrical Balance
  31. Eadweard Muybridge
  32. Depth of Field
  33. Negative space
  34. Distractions (poor background)
  35. Compound Lens
  36. Simulated Texture
  37. Radial
  38. Shutter speed
  39. Pattern
  40. White Balance
  41. Principles of Art
  42. Powerpoint
  43. Value
  44. Shutter
  45. Trace Images
  46. Exposure Triangle
  47. Symmetrical Balance
  48. Balance
  49. Aperture
  50. Line
  51. AV – Aperture Priority
  52. Emphasis
  53. Proportion
  54. Composition
  55. Polaroid
  56. Daguerreotype
  57. Edwin Land
  58. Texture
  59. Liquid Crystal Display
  60. Unity
  61. Elements of Art
  62. Principles of Art
  63. Shape
  64. Adobe Photoshop
  65. Simple lens
  66. William Henry Fox Talbot
  67. Under exposure
  68. Pixel
  69. Photojournalism
  70. pentaprism
  71. TV – Shutter Priority
  72. Depth of Field
  73. Diagonal lines
  74. Form
  75. Rhythm
  76. Shallow DOF
  77. Picture in a picture (sub-framing)
  78. George Eastman
  79. Fixed Lens
  80. Dr. Harrold Edgerton
  81. Chimping