Fast Shutter Speed

The fast shutter speed allowed me to take a picture of the scarf while it was in the air, and before monica caught it.

Using Aperture as a Tool

In this picture, there is a small f-stop making the aperture big therefore a short depth the field. getting only the foreground in focus.

Slow Shutter Speed

The shutter speed for these pictures are 1". We picked this spot to take the pictures because it was the only dark spot in the school. To take slow shutter speed pictures you need a dark area because not a lot of light goes into the lens and that makes the shutter speed slow.

aperture

This picture was taken with a large f-stop meaning that less light is going through the lens.

 This picture was taken with a small f-stop meaning it has more light going through the lens, its the same picture except it looks a little brighter.

I took this picture without a tripod so its a little lop sided.But there really isn't a big difference.

Leading Lines

 This picture is expressing leading lines. It's leading to the double doors. The definition of leading lines are lines within an image that leads the eye to another point in the image, or occasionally, out of the image.

contrast

In this picture we also had to find contrast. In this picture I staged it so that once again the red flower would pop out from the green leaves.