Author: Brianna Edwards (Page 4 of 6)

I took my pictures near an open window. At 1/2000 and 1/1000secs the differences is not too noticeable but there is a little amount of blur. I started to see the difference in 1/100 secs. It starts to blur at the end of the pencil. At 1/50 secs speed starts to really have a speed line effect I was expecting. I really like the 1/15 secs image because it looks like it’s fading out of existence. I need to work on my ISO in the future. The images doesn’t look grainy but it does look dark for the first two images.

For all three pictures I used the functions of profile. The first picture is made from using the color scale. I tried to make it contrast enough. The second picture is a used of the color and light scale. The third picture also still used in the color scale section but there is a B&W option. I was curious on how much freedom I can have with just B&W scale options.

I chose to take a picture on the opposite side to get a shot of the sun beaming on the leaf. This gives a feel of a summer and a sunny day after I adjusted the exposure to be brighter.

I got the different exposures my standing on the side were it’s visible to see both the light and shadow from the natural light. I think I succeed in creating different moods of the same scene.

The used a black electronic for the black and a white certain blinds. What made pictures similar is how gray they are compared to the objects in real life.

In these I adjusted the camera meter on my camera-phone for the images can look black/white. I tried to make them as close to the tone as I can while keeping the textures.