Zombie Fever

It's Bllllllluuurrrrry Scary

ISO: 100   F/5.0   1.0 sec

Through The Eyes of a Child

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• Review Questions:
• What object did you choose to photograph and why? 
• I choose a toy that is a bicycle. Because children like to play with toys and the little bicycle can show what they want to play with.
• What compositional element(s) did you choose? How did the compositional element(s) add to the meaning or purpose of the photograph?
• I choose the rule of the third. The rule of the third can show the photo full focus point is at the toy.
• Do you think you were successful in translating your thoughts into a visual form? What aspects of the photograph lead you to this conclusion?
• I think it is a success to translate my thoughts into a visual form. The focus point of the photograph leads me to this conclusion.
• What would you do differently if you did it again?/What would make it better?
• I would try different things that children usually play with.

Shutter Exploration

 ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 2000 f/3.5

ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1000 f/3.5ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 500 f/3.5
ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 30 f/3.5 ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1 f/3.5

I learn when the shutter speeds higher the photo more clear, but when shutter speed smaller the photo would be fuzzy.

Black and White Landscape Blog Post Instructions

        The challenge that I have is to change the exposure and the shadow of this photo. If I did not get correctly the data, the color will totally change.

        I change those color carefully. 

        This photo the buildings and sky kind of together, and this does add depth to my image. 

         I do like my image in color more. Because of it more colorful, and this image for black and white it seems like simple.

        If I do it again, I would change where I stand and photograph the photo. I think the angle would be more shows the depth for this photo.

Water Refraction Photpgraphy

ISO: 800
Focal length: 24mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Shutter Seep: 1/30 sec

Meaningful Object (redo)

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(Before)

• What object did you choose to photograph and why? 
• I choose the clarinet. Because of this clarinet did accompany me such a long time. 
• What compositional element(s) did you choose? How did the compositional element(s) add to the meaning or purpose of the photograph?
• I choose the framing. I use the musical notational for my background. And put the clarinet in front of it. So it does a frame for this image.
• Do you think you were successful in translating your thoughts into a visual form? What aspects of the photograph lead you to this conclusion?
• I think this photo is successful in translating my thoughts into a visual form. Because this did focus on the clarinet.
• What would you do differently if you did it again?/What would make it better?
• I would change the background. Maybe it would be better.