Category Archives: Learning Logs

The shutter speed for this photo is 3.2 seconds.I came up with the idea to have two people moving at the same time while one person stays stationary.The person who is still is the main focus point and is not … Continue reading →

This my personal best picture from my group , i love it for the different effects of motion blue of the person walking as well as the motion blur that can be seen in the elevator . We got this … Continue reading →

When we take a photo with the motion, we need to use three things to create a moving subject.  Shutter Speed, ISO and AV.  I took this photo with ISO is 100, Shutter Speed is 2 seconds and AV is … Continue reading →

  This is my favorite out of the 10 images we picked. The person on the elevator looks like a ballerina dancing. The person actually just got in the elevator and turn around. We got this image by waiting by … Continue reading →

This photo was taken with both subjects jumping with longer shutter speed. Shutter speed 2.5, F10, and ISO 100. I like this photo because of the transparency of both subjects and able to see the light in the background. There … Continue reading →

This image was taken spontaneously. We set up the camera and shot Luisito and both elevator doors opened. The spontaneity made the shot all the better. It’s my favorite shot out of the few that we took. The doors of … Continue reading →

Out of all the 333 photo my group and i took, this was my absolute favorite. I actually had the privilege of taking this picture. The shutter speed on this particular photo was 3.2 and F11. It displays the rule … Continue reading →

  This is my personal best because I made sure the exposure was okay and then tweaked it in RAW. I love the fact that they are transparent and the lights that show through them give the sense of depth. … Continue reading →

This photo is my personal best. The aperture was 11 and the shutter speed is 1.3. Together with the settings, it created a motion blur. This photo is perfect because it shows two people not in focus at all and … Continue reading →

  This was overall my favorite photograph. The amount of symmetry in this image frames him and she’s off to the left in focus. I love how to elevator doors are both closing at the same time. It was taken … Continue reading →