SHADOW ASSIGMENT

Posted on August 25, 2023 by jaycobflicks

SS 1/1500, F/5, ISO 100, MANUAL, 18.00mm

I found this photo on the internet showing a great shadow. At first the guy doing a trick on the skateboard caught my attention. Then looking at it you see his shadow perfectly matched with him doing the trick. It made me wonder how long the photographer took getting the perfect shot. The simple background is great for setting attention on the shadow. What could’ve struck the idea to get a shot like this. I love the creativity and the idea. It’s a cool picture and the guy just looks cool. Simple but yet a complex photo.

Posted on August 18, 2023 by jaycobflicks

This photo of people on a pier shows good diagonal and simplicity.

This shot of a city sidewalk shows good diagonals with having the path forward buildings lined up.

This photo of a city shows the city lights reflecting in the water displaying great framing.

This show of a warm colored forest is shot from a high viewpoint showing all outlines of tall trees.

This shot of a dune has good contrast with one side showing a glowing orange dune and the other being dark with no sunlight.

This photo has a very good display of diagonals and how lines catch attention showing the lines holding a bridge and the street.

This close up shot of leaves has good framing showing leaves with sunlight and some in shadows.

This shot of a unique shaped rock has great framing showing the rocks distinctive look.

The photo here has a great shot of a cheetah looking back it catches attention.

This photo has great composition because it has a path way on a dock showing diagonals.

This photo uses a low viewpoint to show a nice bridge from under by the water.

This photo has good contrast with the sunset creating different color shades of light.

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Posted on August 15, 2023 by jaycobflicks

1/1000SS, F/5.6, ISO 100, MANUAL, 55.00MM

WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT CAMERA EXPOSURE AND CAMEREA MODES

Posted on August 10, 2023 by jaycobflicks

I learned that ISO determines the sensitivity to light that goes in the camera. It could make your image blurry or grainy if not set right.

The aperture setting is used to monitor how much light goes through the camera hole.

The shutter speed controls how long the camera lense is open. Slow shutter speed can cause motion blur which is sometimes needed.

There are many camera modes such as auto, program, aperture, priority, shutter priority, manual, and bulb. We will be starting with manual to really learn how to use a camera.

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Month: August 2023

SHADOW ASSIGMENT

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WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT CAMERA EXPOSURE AND CAMEREA MODES