Cartoon Self Portrait

Shutter Speed

 

 Panning

 

 Blur Movement

Panning With Ipod

Freeze Movement

 

Painting With Light

Facing camera, 30 second exposure

 Facing subject, 25 second exposure

Experiment, multiple light sources



2013 in Photos

In this photo, a man is being gored by a bull in what appears to be a bull fight. The bull is lifting him up by its horns. I chose this photo because to me it is "revenge" on the bull's part. There is so much cruelty that goes on with bull fighting, and this picture depicts the bull being able to fight back.

This photo depicts a man running on a pole towards a flag. The photo was taken as the man was in mid air. The description of this photo states that the pole is covered in grease, so I think that's kind of cool that some people would do that. I also chose this photo because I was curious as to whether the man made it to the flag or not.

Random Roll #3 - Tools

Painting With Light Examples

Facing the subject



Facing the camera



Something different

Shutter Speed Vocabulary

Shutter Speed Vocabulary

Shutter

A device that opens and closes to control the length of exposure for the photo
 

Shutter Speeds

Freeze action:

-          1/1000

-          1/500

-          1/250

Hand held:

-          1/125

-          1/60

Blurred movement:

-          1/30              

-          1/15

-          1/8

-          1/4

-          1/2

-          1

-          2

-          3

-          4

-          8

Shutter Priority

You set the shutter speed, the camera determines the aperture

Aperture

A device that controls the amount of light admitted through an opening

ISO/ASA

The measure of a digital cameras sensor’s sensitivity to light

Exposure Triangle

The three main elements that must be considered when adjusting exposure; ISO, aperture, and shutter speed

B/Bulb

A shutter speed setting allowing for longer exposure times under the control of the photographer

Cable Release

A short length of flexible cable, used to operate the shutter without shaking the camera

Tripod

An adjustable three-legged stand used to support the camera

Bracketing

A technique of shooting a number of pictures of the same subject at different levels of exposure