Photo 1

Friday, May 16, 2014

Reporting Data of three Photos

This photo was taken in f/7.1

Monday, May 12, 2014

Studies in Shutter Speed

1/500 is the shutter speed of this picture, it captured the fast movement of this person jumping over the trash cans.

Friday, May 9, 2014

Studies of Shutter Speed

This shutter speed is in 1/30, it is slow which explains the blurriness of the photo.

Monday, May 5, 2014

Feeling 22 - Studies in Depth of Field

This photo was taken in f/22

This photo was taken in f/2 .2

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

My Group Blogs:

Ashari Shakir
Brianna Headley
Stephanie Palafox
Zacharry Sison

Group Leaders Blogs:
Mayra Manzano
Ysabella susim
Montserrat Lopez
Kalen Nixon
Ashlie Cervantes
Paramveer Singh

Top 5 Favorite Photography Sites:
Lens from the NY Times/
National geographic
life magazine
bryan farley photography
fashion

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

1) 10 rules of photo composition (and why they work)
   I enjoy the rule that says "avoid the middle", its makes since because if you capture an object or person directly in the middle it takes away from the rest of the picture because the viewer is focused on the center object.

2) 18 composition rules for photos that shine
   The rule "leaving space"seems useful because when you leave space it implies that there is movement going on and gives the picture breathing room, seems less cluttered.

3) Top 10 composition tips
   "focus the viewers attention"is a useful rule because the main subject or object must be the first thing that captures the viewers eye so that the photographers point is made across.

4) 12 top photography composition rules
   "Don't cut off limbs" is a useful rule because the unintentional limb cropping can pull attention away from whatever the viewer should really be looking at.

5) 25 photo composition tips
"be clear on your subject"is useful so that the viewer will understand what your picture represents and or is about.