Final exam part 3

Creating depth: the photographer angled the camera in a way that shows the length of the leaf tunnel. By doing so we get a sense of how far back this goes. To add to the sense of depth the photographer positioned a person to the bottom right corner to let us compare the size of the person to the size of the tunnel.

Avoiding mergers: the photographer took this photo at the time the olympian was in that exact spot to avoid her merging with the audience. If the olympian were in front of the audience at the time the photographer shot the picture the photograph might have looked busy and messy. Avoiding mergers helps us focus on the main part of the picture, in this case, the olympian.

Background: the photographer blurred the background of this picture to help focus on the soldier. By doing so the photographer makes the soldiers facial expression the main focus of the picture. If the background were not blurred it may have been difficult to focus on the soldier and understand what the photographer is trying to say with this photo. 

Viewpoint: this picture has a unique perspective in that it shows us our President in a way we rarely see him. This has a deeper more personal feel to it, by the expression on his face, his composition and the sun in the background we see a meaningful individual instead of a politician. If the photographer had taken a more traditional approach to a presidential portrait, front facing, looking friendly, perhaps in front of an American flag, we might have thought it nice but otherwise have been indifferent towards it, in this picture we really see the leader of a nation.

Final exam part 2 caption writing

Sunday morning Reggie the rhinoceros is flying over Zambia, Africa on his way back to an animal reservation. Late Thursday evening of last week "Reggie the Rhinoceros" wandered off of an animal reservation and walked over 20 miles to a bus station in Zambia, not wanting to have to put the animal down, wildlife activists petitioned the government to fund a helicopter ride to for Reggie (along with plenty of tranquilizers) to get him back home safely.

Captured is President of the United States Barrack Obama arguing with Governor of Illinois outside of an airport in Houston, Texas. A small, slightly humorous, argument broke out between the two after realizing they were taken to the wrong state, it is unclear who was really at fault but we can see who thinks who is to blame for the travel mishap. 

Jonathan Johnson riding a horse in full costume next to remarkably realistic light show, Saturday evening, Civil War reenactment, Somerset, Texas. History buff Jonathan Johnson was slightly disappointed when he realized so few people shared his passion for the events of the Civil War, he and some friends(with permission from the city and some help from a local school drama team) recreated a scene from the Civil War hoping to rekindle peoples interest in our past and bring history back to life.

Rules of Photography Part2

Rule of thirds:

Cropping

Framing

Create depth

Background

View Point

Symmetry and Patterns (repetition)

Leading lines

Balancing elements

Self Portraits & Portraits Preview

Tips:
-pick good lighting
-use a tripod
-be unobtrusive
 Environmental Portrait:

I picked this picture became I like the contrast of the mans jacket against the ocean

I picked this picture because I liked the composition

 Casual Portrait:

 I chose this picture because I like the composition

 I chose this picture because I like the composition

 Formal Portrait:

I chose this picture because I like the mans expression

 I like this picture because I like the composition

Photography self portrait: 

I liked how creative this photo was, I picked it because I liked the honesty in it

I liked the way this photo was composed, I picked it because of the real look in his eyes, he looks relaxed, not stiff like a model.

 Planning ahead:

I would like to shoot a few environmental portraits, (teachers in the classroom, athletes in the gym or at the football or soccer fields/tennis court) To make these shots successful I'll try to be as unobtrusive as possible, figure out what settings I'll be using beforehand, use the rules of photography.

The Three Pillars of Exposure

F2.8

F16

1. What part of the body should we closely relate aperture?

eyes

2. Finish this sentence - the smaller the Aperture     the higher the Aperture ________________.

3. In your own words tell me how aperture impacts Depth of Field?

A small aperture will bring everything into focus, a large aperature will focus on whats right in front of you and blur the background.

High Shutter Speed:

Low Shutter Speed:

The dunking booth: fast/slow

The food eating contest: slow/slow

The rock climbing wall: slow/slow

someone working at a booth: medium/slow

the DJ/MC working at the middle of a circle: medium/slow

The Diamonds performance: slow/slow

1.Aperature Priority: you set the lens aperture while the camera selects the shutter speed

2.Shutter Priority: you set the shutter speed and the camera sets aperture the

3.Manual: you set both the shutter speed and aperture manually

ISO 200

ISO 3200

1. What are the advantages of shooting with a higher ISO setting at a sporting event like a night football game?

-you'll be able to capture more detail

2. What suggestions did the author make about using a low ISO?

-use when there is plenty of light, if you're shooting in low light your camera will nee more time to take the picture

3. What suggestions did the author make about using a high ISO?

-use when there is less light, consider the amount of noise it will bring to your picture

F4: 1/60 the background is blurry
F5.6: 1/60 the background is blurry
F8: 1/60 the background is blurry
F11: 1/30 the background is blurry but now you can see what it is
F16: 1/30 the background is darkened but visible
F22: 1/8 the background ins clear but the couple is now blurry
at slower shutter speeds the couple begins to blur, to combat this problem the photographer could raise the shutter speed manually
1/4

quick Write: Describe your holiday from the turkeys point of view

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(turkey is dead. has no point of view)