Motion Final

Blurred Subject...ISO: 3200; Shutter Speed: 1/13; Aperture: 3.5  

Frozen Motion...ISO: 100; Shutter: 1/80; Aperture: 5.6

Panning... ISO: 1600; Shutter: 1/60; Aperture: 5.0

Zooming...ISO: 800; Shutter: 1/10; Aperture: 5.6

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Light Writing... ISO: 400; Shutter: Bulb; Aperture: 18.0

Reflection: This assignment mostly taught me about shutter speed and how to capture fast moving objects clearly (if needed-like in sports) or playing with motion for composition. My favorite would be my light writing picture.

Motion Shooting Assignment

Motion Planning

Plans for each aspect of motion: ~Blurred Subject... *Go to Brandon's concert and get a picture of something like a hair flip *Cars moving in NYC *Something with cheer (stunting/tumbling) ~Panning... *Someone at cheer tumbling (doing a handspring or tuck) *Someone on escalator or stairs in NYC ~Freeze Motion... *Go to brother's (Nate's) baseball game and get pitching and batting pictures *Cars in NYC *Brandon skateboarding ~Zooming... *Someone around my house or doing something that will look cool (Like driving/holding a light) ~Writing With Light... *Brandon with flames around him (from using a lighter) *Nate with lightning bolt (variations) or someone else cool that describes him (kinda/somewhat) probably using a phone light

Composition Forty Photos Video Link

Composition Match Game

Elements & Principles of Design:

Asymmetrical Balance

Bird’s Eye View

Curved Lines

Diagonal Lines

Emphasis

Framing

Horizon Line

Horizontal Lines

Leading Lines

Movement/Rhythm

Pattern/Repetition

Proportion/Scale

Rule of Thirds

Simplicity

Symmetrical Balance

Texture

Unity

Variety

Vertical Lines

Worm’s Eye View

Image	E/P of Design	Rationale
	Framing	It's framing the land/scenery and people
	Pattern/Repetition	There pattern of leaves the repeats because its in a circle
	Bird's Eye View	Taking a picture "from a bird's perspective/view"
	Rule of Thirds	If this photo was split into 3 sections, vertically, the bird would only take up one section, thus putting focus on it using the rule of thirds
	Leading Lines	using lines to direct your attention to something (two lines leading to something in the middle of them, typically in the distance.)
	Vertical Lines	The fence and windows on the buildings grab someone's attention because of the angle the photo is at. (Has vertical lines.)
	Unity	All of these are colored pencils /all go together
	Asymmetrical Balance	If the photo was split in half, its going to be different on each side/half
	Symmetrical Balance	If split in half, it will look the same/ be symmetrical
	Horizontal Lines	Has horizontal lines with the plants/dead crops or whatever/ the rows
	Diagonal Lines	Diagonal lines behind the girl
	Proportion/Scale	The men are smaller than the ink bottle
	Texture	This is focusing on the yarn (thus the texture of it)
	Curved Lines	Steps are curved
	Movement/Rythm	The birds were moving which created rythm
	Worm's Eye View	Taking a picture "from a worm's perspective/view"
	Emphasis	Making the back round black and white while keeping the plant colored catches the eye therefore makes it the main focal point
	Variety	Lots of different things seen here
	Simplicity	Just an egg and white back round, very basic or simple
	Horizon Line	There is a horizon line in this photo/ line in distance gong horizontally which kinda draws the focus towards itself

Composition Questions

1) Composition is the arrangement of visual elements within the photograph

2) It is important because all elements within composition all work together to create a "good" photograph with a well knit structure.

3) A snapshot is a quick in the moment picture to capture the moment, mainly for memorable purposes, and has a few setbacks compositionally.

4) A photograph is a more planned picture and well composed and more artistic representation of a person or object.

5) Photography is the art of discovery

a) What interests me most is how it can reflect you (the photo) in a way and you can put in/ add your own style.

Camera Basics Quiz

Had my own quiz which I handed in so you could grade accordingly:

1) (Aperture):

 Small DOP: f/stop-3.5, Shutter Speed-1/10

Large DOP: f/stop-5.0, Shutter Speed-1/5

2)(Shutter Speed):

Clear: f/stop-5.6, Shutter Speed-1/13 

Blur: f/stop-5.6, Shutter Speed-0"5

3) (ISO):

Details: ISO-400, Shutter Speed-1/5, and Aperture is 5.0 for all ISO pics here

Details: ISO-500, Shutter Speed-1/6

 Details: ISO-640, Shutter Speed-1/6

 Details: ISO-800, Shutter Speed-1/13

 Details: ISO-1000, Shutter Speed-1/15

 Details: ISO-1250, Shutter Speed-1/20

Details: ISO-1600, Shutter Speed-1/25

4) (White Balance):

Info/Details for all WB photos here: Aperture-3.5, Shutter Speed-1/5, ISO-800

 Auto

 Daylight

 Shade

 Cloudy

 Tungsten

 White Fluorescent

 Flash

 Custom

Understanding White Balance

Auto

Daylight

Cloudy

Tungsten

Fluorescent

Custom

Question Answers...
~White Balance is balancing the colors in a photo for it to be even and look good.
~It is important to set your white balance because it makes the photo look better color wise.