Friday, October 2, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Composition Assignment
All of these photos were taken with the manual focus.
Focus: Raindrop
Shutter Speed: 200 Exposure: f/11
Rule of composition: Texture
Focus: Top of willow
Shutter Speed: 125 Exposure: f/11
Rule of composition: Texture, Watch Background, and Rule of Thirds
Focus: Raindrops
Shutter Speed: 500 Exposure: f/11
Rule of composition: Texture and Watch Background

This one turned out blurry because we were driving. Plus I did not plan on taking a picture of the guy on the bike...it just happened that he rode right by as I took the picture.
Main Subject: Guy on bike
Focus: Mountain
Shutter Speed: 500 Exposure: f/11
Rule of composition: Room in front of object moving across picture
Main Subject: Shadow's faceFocus: Shadow's eye
Shutter Speed: 500 Exposure: f/16
Rule of composition: Strong center of interest and different angles
Main Subject: Toe and RingsFocus: Rings
Shutter Speed: 80 Exposure: f/8
Rule of composition: Rule of thirds, Different angle, watch background,
and strong interest
Main Subject: Matthew, Des, and LydiaFocus: Matthew, Des, and Lydia
Shutter Speed: 250 Exposure: f/14
Rule of composition: Rule of thirds
Main Subject: Red hillsFocus: Red hill
Shutter Speed: 250 Exposure: f/20
Rule of composition: Lines pointing to main subject
Main Subject: CharityFocus: Charity
Shutter Speed: 500 Exposure: f/14
Rule of composition: Frame picture
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
First Shooting Assignment
Depth of Field Pictures:
I focused on the flowers.
I focused on the bird bath in this one.
Once again the shutter speed was 500 and f-stop f/8.
I focused on the chair.
Pictures for Motion or Stop Action:
In this photo the shutter speed was set at 60 and the f-stop f/22.
The shutter speed was set at 100 and the f-stop at f/16 in this photo.
In this one the shutter speed was 250 and the f-stop f/11.
I focused on the chair.
Pictures for Motion or Stop Action:
This photo is the clearest out of all of them I noticed.
The faster the shutter speed is, definitely makes a difference.
Portraits and Depth of Field:
Portraits and Depth of Field:
I focused on the eyes.
I focused on the nose in this one.
I focused on the right ear.
I focused on the eyes again.
I focused on the mouth.
I focused on the right ear once again.
Random pictures for more practice with depth of field and stop motion:
Random pictures for more practice with depth of field and stop motion:
I focused on the center of the flower.
I focused on the center of the flower again.
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