Match the items A-J and 1-10 . Can anyone help me with photography ? a. 10,000K

b. 1000K

c. Subtle transition between the light and dark areas.

d. this type of lighting when exposed properly can make images glow.

e. this type of lighting creates shadows and depth.

f. this type of lighting can look flat.

g. Quality, direction, and intensity.

h. Measurement of light.

i. Between 3200K and 5500K

j. Produces shadows with minimal transition between the light and dark areas.

1. Principles of light

2. Front lighting

3.Side lighting

4.Backlighting

5.Hard light

6.Soft light

7.Kelvins

8.Warm

9.Cool

10.Neutral

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