Rhythm /RepetitionLeadingLinesProportion/ ScaleSpot acommonthemebetweenmultiple photos“There’s astrong use ofnarrative/story.”Movement/ Flow“The use ofspace iseffectivebecause…”Offer asuggestionfor a re-shoot orvariationSoft Lightvs. HardLightContrast(Light vs.Dark / ColorContrast)“The lightingcommunicates…”Emphasis(FocalPoint)Make aconnectionto anotherclassmate’sworkUnity /HarmonyRule ofThirdsName aprincipleof artused wellISO /ShutterSpeed /Aperture“Thephotographer’sintent seemsto be…”VarietyBalance(Symmetrical /Asymmetrical)Depthof Field“Thebackgroundcomplementsthe subject.”“Themood ofthis photois…”Complimentasuccessfultechnique“The editingchoicesreinforce theconcept.”ColorTemperatureMention atechnicalterm in yourcommentAsk aquestionaboutsomeone’sphoto“Thisreminds meof[artist/style].”“Thesubject’sposeenhances thecomposition.”“This photochallengesconventions.”Rhythm /RepetitionLeadingLinesProportion/ ScaleSpot acommonthemebetweenmultiple photos“There’s astrong use ofnarrative/story.”Movement/ Flow“The use ofspace iseffectivebecause…”Offer asuggestionfor a re-shoot orvariationSoft Lightvs. HardLightContrast(Light vs.Dark / ColorContrast)“The lightingcommunicates…”Emphasis(FocalPoint)Make aconnectionto anotherclassmate’sworkUnity /HarmonyRule ofThirdsName aprincipleof artused wellISO /ShutterSpeed /Aperture“Thephotographer’sintent seemsto be…”VarietyBalance(Symmetrical /Asymmetrical)Depthof Field“Thebackgroundcomplementsthe subject.”“Themood ofthis photois…”Complimentasuccessfultechnique“The editingchoicesreinforce theconcept.”ColorTemperatureMention atechnicalterm in yourcommentAsk aquestionaboutsomeone’sphoto“Thisreminds meof[artist/style].”“Thesubject’sposeenhances thecomposition.”“This photochallengesconventions.”

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. Rhythm / Repetition
  2. Leading Lines
  3. Proportion / Scale
  4. Spot a common theme between multiple photos
  5. “There’s a strong use of narrative/story.”
  6. Movement / Flow
  7. “The use of space is effective because…”
  8. Offer a suggestion for a re-shoot or variation
  9. Soft Light vs. Hard Light
  10. Contrast (Light vs. Dark / Color Contrast)
  11. “The lighting communicates…”
  12. Emphasis (Focal Point)
  13. Make a connection to another classmate’s work
  14. Unity / Harmony
  15. Rule of Thirds
  16. Name a principle of art used well
  17. ISO / Shutter Speed / Aperture
  18. “The photographer’s intent seems to be…”
  19. Variety
  20. Balance (Symmetrical / Asymmetrical)
  21. Depth of Field
  22. “The background complements the subject.”
  23. “The mood of this photo is…”
  24. Compliment a successful technique
  25. “The editing choices reinforce the concept.”
  26. Color Temperature
  27. Mention a technical term in your comment
  28. Ask a question about someone’s photo
  29. “This reminds me of [artist/style].”
  30. “The subject’s pose enhances the composition.”
  31. “This photo challenges conventions.”