Friday, 14 October 2011
Decisive Moments
The decisive moment is a moment in which all of your ideas come together if you take the picture to earley or to late the picture will mean nothing .Even if your a second late.
Friday, 7 October 2011
Macro Photography L4
macro photography is when you use the setting on the camera to take a close up shot of something with as much depth of field as possible

I really like this picture coz it shows the texture of the shoe and you can see you gold label out of focus
i like this close up because its got lots of detail and then fades the further down the phone you look
i really like this shot i think its my favourite because the lense cap looks like its floating
this close up is intresting all of the keys are out of focus but the screen on the phone isnt
this shot is a side on shot i like if because its shows the detail in the shoe
i like the way the lead wraps around the headphones but is still in focus
I like this picture because it shows the camera in full focus and the background is blured out
This close up i really like because of the colours and the droplets balancing on the cd
I really like this picture coz it shows the texture of the shoe and you can see you gold label out of focus
i like this close up because its got lots of detail and then fades the further down the phone you look
i really like this shot i think its my favourite because the lense cap looks like its floating
this close up is intresting all of the keys are out of focus but the screen on the phone isnt
this shot is a side on shot i like if because its shows the detail in the shoe
i like the way the lead wraps around the headphones but is still in focus
this is my worst photo i think i dont know why but i dont like it too much
Friday, 30 September 2011
lesson 2
shuttter speed
how fast the shutter speed oipens and closes to let light into the camera
aperture
how big the opening of the lens is to let light in
shutter speed is usually expressed in fractions of a second
1/250th of a second is fast
1/30th of a second is slow
anything slower than 1/30th of a second MUST! use a tripod
aperture is usually expressed in f numbers
f/2.1 is large
f/22 is small
depth of field is best described as the amount of the picture is in focus
how fast the shutter speed oipens and closes to let light into the camera
aperture
how big the opening of the lens is to let light in
shutter speed is usually expressed in fractions of a second
1/250th of a second is fast
1/30th of a second is slow
anything slower than 1/30th of a second MUST! use a tripod
aperture is usually expressed in f numbers
f/2.1 is large
f/22 is small
depth of field is best described as the amount of the picture is in focus
Friday, 16 September 2011
Types of Photography
portrait
landscape
action photography
sportphotography
fasion photography
historical artefact
freelance photography
food and drink photography
document photography
wildlife photography
press photos
advertising
astronamy
medical
scientific
medical
art
landscape
action photography
sportphotography
fasion photography
historical artefact
freelance photography
food and drink photography
document photography
wildlife photography
press photos
advertising
astronamy
medical
scientific
medical
art
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