This photo is my favorite because it shows more detail of what the person is looking at.It's a beautiful picture,the colors,the way the photographer took it.It has a lot more detail and it really caught my attention.I would take something familiar.More nature-ish picture.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Touching people
1. I think this project is pretty interesting because it has a meaning.
2. At first i would feel weird, But then agree to it.I would still feel a little uncomfortable.
3. Maybe taking pictures of different strangers with ought them knowing.
4.I think the photos are really good, because like I said they're really interesting.
2. At first i would feel weird, But then agree to it.I would still feel a little uncomfortable.
3. Maybe taking pictures of different strangers with ought them knowing.
4.I think the photos are really good, because like I said they're really interesting.
Black and White Part 2
Uelsmann
Is an american photographer,and was the forerunner of photomontage in the 20th century in america.
Friday, September 21, 2012
camera history
1. Greek and Chinese philosophers discovered a new optical effect.They made a hole through the wall and the light made an image appear on the opposite wall.It became known as "camera obscura" which means "dark room".
2. when Isaac Newton and Christian Huygens perfected the understanding of optics and and the process of making high quality glass lenses.
3.A glass lens,a dark box,and film.
4.Light passes through the lens,into the camera,and exposes the film.
5.An electronic sensor called a CCD.
Camera Modes:
6. Auto controls the flash and exposure. In Program you can control the flash and other camera settings.
7.To attempt to blur out the background.You use it by the available high F- stop (aperture) settings.
8. To freeze motion with a highest shutter speed possible.
9. It helps you by telling the camera that you're ready to take the picture.It gives you full Focus and Faster full -press response.
10. It means there is no flash.Its used when the mood of the photograph can be more dramatic by just the natural light.
11. The second symbol means the flash will go automatically if the camera thinks the picture needs more light.You might want to use where there is dark parts.
12.The picture can be washed-out if it has too much light.
13. If the picture doesn't have that much light it might appear dark.
14.A "Stop" is a relative measurement of light.
15.1
16.2
17.Longer shutter speeds have more light.
18.Shorter shutter speed have less light.
19.It has a aperture opening which controls the light that goes into the camera.
20.If the openings are bigger more lights goes in the camera.
2. when Isaac Newton and Christian Huygens perfected the understanding of optics and and the process of making high quality glass lenses.
3.A glass lens,a dark box,and film.
4.Light passes through the lens,into the camera,and exposes the film.
5.An electronic sensor called a CCD.
Camera Modes:
6. Auto controls the flash and exposure. In Program you can control the flash and other camera settings.
7.To attempt to blur out the background.You use it by the available high F- stop (aperture) settings.
8. To freeze motion with a highest shutter speed possible.
9. It helps you by telling the camera that you're ready to take the picture.It gives you full Focus and Faster full -press response.
10. It means there is no flash.Its used when the mood of the photograph can be more dramatic by just the natural light.
11. The second symbol means the flash will go automatically if the camera thinks the picture needs more light.You might want to use where there is dark parts.
12.The picture can be washed-out if it has too much light.
13. If the picture doesn't have that much light it might appear dark.
14.A "Stop" is a relative measurement of light.
15.1
16.2
17.Longer shutter speeds have more light.
18.Shorter shutter speed have less light.
19.It has a aperture opening which controls the light that goes into the camera.
20.If the openings are bigger more lights goes in the camera.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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