Aperture, IOS, & Shutter Speed

Aperture

F 2.8

                                                                             F 16

1. The iris of the eye.

2. The smaller the aperture, the brighter the picture. The higher the aperture, the darker the picture.

3. The higher the aperture, the less depth there is. The smaller the aperture, the more depth there is.

Shutter

Fast Shutter

                                                                         Slow Shutter

(1.) In the beginning

 a. Fast

b. Medium

c. Medium

d. Medium

e. Medium

f. Fast

(2.)  Towards the end

a.  Slow

b. Slow

c. Medium

d. Slow

e. Medium

f. Medium 

  

   

                   Three Settings The Camera has for Shutter:

Auto: automatically sets your shutter for you

Aperture Priority: automatically sets the shutter for you

Shutter Priority: you choose the shutter

Manual: you set everything yourself

ISO 200

ISO 6400

Questions:

1. The players will come out in focus while the background would be blurred.

2. Stick to low pretty much whenever you can.

3. When there isn't much light.

Caption Writing: 5 Ws and H

1. Joey Gray kisses Beth Gonzalez on Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Times Square in New York City. Gray excitedly grabbed Gonzalez when the news as announcing that the allies had defeated the Nazis, ending World War II.

2.  Ellen Smith cries out as Lucas Martinez was shot on Wednesday at 12 in the afternoon in Miami, Florida. Smith screamed out for the lost life of her student as the tragedy unravels of the National Guard taking the protest into their hands.

3. Abigail Chi(far right) runs with her 3 siblings in the Philippines on Saturday at 3 p.m. from the military officials chasing them down to shoot. Chi ran until she couldn't breathe but kept going to protect her younger siblings from the officials.

4. Allen Roberts rescues Jimmy Talon from the rubble that was his home on Monday at 9 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia. Talon's family died in the mysterious fire started in the living room early in the dawn of morning.

5. Alyssa Consuelo rushes the children of her first grade class into the parking lot at 3:45 p.m. in Snohomish, Washington. Consuelo saved those kids from the shooter inside the building, who is shooting everyone in sight.

Mural Photos

Great B&W Photographers Part 3

1. I chose this because of the focus and lack of color.

2.  I see a young man in his mid 20's maybe. I smell sweat. I hear nature sounds. I feel tired. I taste nothing.

1. I chose this photo because of the interesting balance and composure.

2. I see men unloading a truck. I smell gas. I hear cars moving. I feel exhilarated. I taste nothing.

                 

Academics Shoot Reflection

1. It was a little difficult to do rule of thirds and balance.
2. Focusing manually.
3. I'd bring the list of skills with me with a description so I know exactly what to get.
4. Go to the same places.
5. Merger.
6. Balance.
7. Framing, and I can google more examples.

Mural Project Preview

1. I think the theme could be "Overcome". Showing kids doing what they love or or what they've accomplished.

2. I hope this would maybe inspire someone. Show them things work out, all you gotta do is go for it.

3. Phone cameras can be broken or  blurry. But some can take good shots. Candids are fun and show personality.

4. They won't be so personal and kind of posed. But they would have a better quality and are easier to obtain.

5. Phones because I think it would be more fun and interesting.

Africa

1. Reaction
   His photos are really stunning. I love the compostion of all the pictures.

2. Favorite Photo

3. Why It's My Favorite
     I love the light coming down through the trees and spotlighting the elephant, giving the image a focal point.


4. The Photographer
  a: Pentax 67II
  b: To record the wild animals before they are wiped out by humanity.
  c: Spread the news about anti-poching
  d: "Africa is Africa because of the animals." -Nick Brandt