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ISO 100   29mm  F/4   1/60sec
This scene presents viewer of a leading line.

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ISO 100 50mm F/4.5 1/250sec

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ISO 400 22mm F4.5 1/1250sec

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ISO 100 190mm F/11 0.6sec

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Reflection, Framing, Leading line, depth of field.

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ISO 250 80mm F/11 1/40sec

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All that I have done here is to crop the foreground.....(not sure) and also auto levelled the scene. This scene also shows the rule of thirds (after cropping).

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ISO 100 18mm F/18 1/15sec

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Composition is king... There are set rules in Composition and guidelines that help us create better and stronger images in photography, especially when starting out in photography. They help the person taking the photo to arrange elements within the frame of the photograph, which then helps the viewer looking at the photo to look where we want them to look...

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Rule of thirds, scale, colour, contrast, leading line, background, framing,

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ISO 400   22mm   F/4.5    1/1250 sec

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ISO 100 34mm F/14 1/20 sec

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ISO 100 18mm F/18 1/15sec

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ISO 200 18mm F/11 1/400sec

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ISO 100 18mm F/13 1/10sec

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ISO 100 56mm F/8 1/25sec

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Just been taking photos by trial and error over the last few years, generally do landscapes as shown above ( Yosemite National Park 2018) some good photos and some not so good...Lightroom used on photo above not sure of its success !!!!

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What do i want to get out of this course...

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What do i want to get out of this course...

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Question 2
Landscape composition, to be more proficient in the understanding of my camera.

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Question 3
Nikon d810
50mm F1.8
Nikkor 17 - 35 F2.8
Nikkor 70 - 200 F4
Tripod
Various filters

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Aperture controls how much light enters the camera, this measured by F/stops i.e f1.8 - f22 for example, so the smaller the f/stop (f1.8) the lets lots of light in and the bigger the f/stop (f/22) lets in a small amount of light. Aperture also controls the depth of field, for example f/1.8 will have a small part of the image sharp, the rest will be blurred, f/16 means a greater amount of the image will be sharp.

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Question 4
Various SD cards
Couple of Compact flash cards

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Question 5
I charge my battery in the charger provided with the camera, so i have to remove the battery from the camera and install it in the charger.

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Shutter control has an effect of how long the light enters the camera. Shutter speed is measured in fractions of a second, my camera will go from 1/8000 of a sec to 30", a fast shutter speed lets in light for a short amount of time and a slower shutter speed lets in light for longer amount of time. It also has an effect on Motion/Freezing the image also.

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Question 6
We discussed photographic equipment i.e different camera makes, Nikon, Canon, Sony. Camera controls, depth of field, Lenses and there capabilities.

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I like this image because, it is local and it reminds me that you don't have to travel long distances to see images of great landscapes. I feel that the scene gives it a sense of foreboding and portrays the power of the weather....similar to a turner landscape painting...the eye is drawn to the centre of the storm...

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ISO is a worldwide standard that is in every camera, it is defined by how the sensitive the sensor in your camera is to light. The standard doubles the sensitivity of the sensor each step up the ISO range you go. ISO 200 is twice as sensitive as ISO 100. As the sensor becomes more sensitive to light the picture quality will degrade ( Noisy). The best rule of thumb is to stick with the lowest ISO possible to retain Quality