1st Six Weeks Free Shoot Planning

1. Analog Photography
2.Flowers
3.Outside My house
4.Outside
5.Afternoon
6.Sunny
7.My camera
8. About 3

Aperture 

F 2.8

 F 16

1.) Eyes

2.)the smaller the Aperture more light,, the higher the Aperture the less light.

3.)Helps you focus on the object more, make the background more blurry

Shutter Speed

High

 Slow

1.

a.)High

b.)High

c.)Slow

d.)High

e.)Slow

f.) High

a.)High

b.)slow

c.)slow

d.)slow

e.)slow

f.)High

2.

“Aperture Priority”

Sunny 16

Why should you learn the Sunny 16 rule?
Because it helps you understand the camera, get perfect lighting, and makes you a better photographer 

What is the ISO setting you should start with when using the Sunny16 rule?
  ISO 100

 Stop-a relative measurement of light, The term "stop" is used in every aspect of photography to represent a relative change in the brightness of light.

Photo Composition

Background

  Leading Lines

 Rules of Third

 Creating Depth

 View Point

 Framing

 Cropping

Patterns

 

 Balancing Elements

composition rules

1. Rule of thirds

 2. Balancing Elements

 3. Leading Lines

 4. Symmetry and Patterns (repetition)

 5. Viewpoint

6. Background

 7. Create depth

 8. Framing

 9. Cropping

 10. Mergers and avoiding them

Analog Photography

I would like to learn how to take pictures of "Analog Photography" because I want to learn how to focus in one the model and blur everything in the back or the things in front of it to make the model look better and stand out, and if its a group family I want it to just focus in the family and blur the surrounding. I just want to take and ordinary picture that can be just normal to something that looks amazing with everything the same except the things that don't belong.

http://digital-photography-school.com/why-analog-photography-still-rocks

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