Question

One tip to remember is to try to keep the subject you are photographing brighter than the background.

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False

Professional wildlife photographers may put the middleground in sharp focus, while slightly blurring the foreground and background.

True
False

When we look at a photograph, our eyes naturally want to look at what is in focus.

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False

Depending on the setting, getting down low and shooting up at the subject can eliminate many distractions.

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False

Answer 1

I believe all of the answers are true.
1) If the background is lit more that the subject it will appear just as a shadow, or you will have a very unflattering picture.
2) when photographing wildlife the photographer will often blur the edges to draw the viewers focus to the main image.
3) true the eye will automatically look at what is in focus rather than straining to see what is not.
4) true

Answer 2

I've been doing photography for some while now, I'm not really the best but

1. false

2.true

3.true

4.true