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Camera : NIKON D3100
Lens : Nikon dx af-s nikkor 18-55mm

-The reason I put these images together is that they were both right next to each other (cemetary and the church) and I though it would make a great diptych and that different people who look at this diptych would have different stories to tell. The inspiration photo is also a reason why I put these two images together.

-The story I wanted to tell with these images is the many facets of christianism. I wanted to tell a story of the different meaning of the cross and how it is the symbol of chrisitanism. How much this symbol represents the people of this religion.

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Shot with iPhone X. I honestly can’t find any gripes with this photo to improvise. Maybe my friend could’ve removed his mask so we could see his face so that the audience could feel more connected to him. Method is followed; rule of thirds is respected, natural daylight, photo isn’t edited and the photo is in horizontal format.

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Shot with iPhone X. The lighting I feel could’ve been better. I could’ve chosen a better time (like in the morning) where the sunlight would’ve been munch better than when I took this photo. Method is followed; rule of thirds is respected, natural daylight, photo isn’t edited and the photo is in horizontal format.

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ISO 100 - f/5.6 - 1/20
NIKON D3100
I represented the ISO well. The picture is just slightly noisy/under-exposed obviously due to the fact that ISO is at 100 and we had to show the differences between the 100/800/3200 ISO. I changed the shutter speed from ISO 800 and ISO 3200, to make the picture less grainy/noisy.

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ISO 800- 1/30 - f/5.6
Focus is a bit off. Slightly under-exposed I'd say. Other than that, I'm satisfied with how it turned out.

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ISO 3200 - 1/20 - f/5.6
The picture looks very good. No complaints. Perfectly exposed. Represents the ISO level well.

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Slow Shutter Speed
NIKON D3100
f/10 - 1/60 - ISO 800
This picture is a bit under-exposed, so I'd probably either next time let more daylight in, or maybe changed my f/stop down to maybe an 8. Other than that, we can clearly see a picture that represents a slow shutter speed.

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Moderate Shutter Speed
f/5.6 - 1/250 - ISO 1600
Everything seems good; the fidget spinner could've been more centered in my opinion.

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Fast Shutter Speed
NIKON D3100
f/4.5 - 1/640 - ISO 3200
I'd say the picture is almost perfect, it is just slightly under-exposed. Let more light in or change the f/stop.

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F/4.5 - 1/40 - ISO 1600
NIKON D3100
Shallow Depth of Field
Everything looks good, we can see that the chocolate at the end and at the front are blurred compared to the ones in the middle.

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F/8 - 1/30 - ISO 3200
NIKON D3100
Moderate Depth of Field
We can see that this is more clear than the shallow depth of field, however, it is still "blurry". It isn't focused completely. The image is a bit tilted, so a comment would be to make the picture look "straight"

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F/22 - 1/5 - ISO 3200
Deep Depth of Field
NIKON D3100
Picture is a bit under-exposed. I could've played with the shutter speed and the iso more so that the picture would've been correctly exposed.

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Link : https://www.digidirect.com.au/blog/the-rule-of-thirds/

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NIKON D3100
f/5.6 - 1/80 - ISO 800
I took inspiration from the picture above because I liked how it respected the rule of thirds, with the guy looking to his left and thus leaving the left-hand side of the picture blank. That's what I tried to emulate here with this portrait. This background (studio at Vanier) could've used more lighting. It looks a bit dark. Other than that I think the picture is correctly exposed and we can feel the subject's emotions.

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Link : http://majahuse.com/so-you-want-to-be-a-scandinavian/

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f/14 - 1/320 - ISO 200
NIKON D3100
I liked the inspiration picture because of the red jacket and how it contrasted the color of snow. It popped out and caught the attention of my eyes. Furthermore, I decided to go back to the place where I took my landscape photo from the homework (week 1). It was an ice rink, however due to the snow storm, the rink was covered. I like the fact that we can see the sign "patinoire privee". It gives the audience more things to see/analyze. Picture is perfectly exposed. The only gripe I would have about this image is that the trees are a bit "noisy". I could've tilted the camera more towards the sky. I tried that, but the rule of thirds wasn't the best, because I wanted the sign to be in picture. I would rather prefer my image respect the rule of thirds, then it not, so I decided to go with this one, instead of the one in the pratice shot section.

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Link : https://www.dogfordstudios.com/composition-in-photography-introduction/

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Still-Life (Closely Simulated from Inspiration)

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Still-Life (Closely Simulated from Inspiration)

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NIKON D3100
f/5.6 - 1/60 - ISO 3200
I liked the inspiration picture a lot and that's what I chose it to be closely simulated. I liked how the books were stacked. It created a different aspect to this photo. The picture is exposed correctly. Rule of Thirds is respected. I could've chosen a better floor to shoot on because we can see reflections on it.

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ISO 800 - f/5.6 - 1/320
Way too dark for ISO 800

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Tried to do the aperture photos with a keyboard, didn't like it.

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Too blurry. f/3.5 - 1/160 - ISO 800

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Under-exposed. Way too dark. f/20 - 1/640 - ISO 3200

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Too bright. Didn't like the mise-en-scene
f/5.6 - ISO 800 - 1/60

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Under-exposed. I liked the snow-wind effect. Can't read the sign.
f/16 - 1/1000 - ISO 200

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I took this photo in the studio since the original one was clearly shot in one. The subject is my friend. I decided to use most of the lighting in the studio and most importantly, I used the ring light and put it near my subject's face, in order to recreate the original picture (the light in his eyes). I shot it vertically and I was quite zoomed in, in order to recreate the little headspace of the original portrait. I also wanted my subject to have nearly the same color of clothing as the original picture since I believed that it complimented the color of the background well. For the composition, I centered my subject just like the original photo. I used an ISO of 800, a shutter speed of 1/60, and a f/stop of 5.6.

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For the creating process of my second photo, I took the latter in my bedroom. I have a neutral-colored wall in my bedroom that I thought was perfect in order for me to achieve the same background as the original picture. The subject of the photo is my dad. He’s wearing a button-up shirt and a tie just like the subject in the original portrait. I wanted him to have the same body language as the original picture and I think he did a good job. For the composition, I tried to frame my subject the same way Annie framed her subject. Furthermore, I used window lighting and tried to recreate the split lighting from the original picture, but those pictures weren’t well exposed so I decided to choose the one that didn't necessarily have the same lighting as the original portrait but rather the one that was perfectly exposed. For the camera settings, I used an ISO of 400, a shutter speed of 1/60, and a f/stop of 5.6.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgY8E3iXXUM

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I want to combine this photo with the same location, but at night time. The diptych would be namedd "Midi Minuit". So the first photo (this one) be in the morning, and the other one at night.

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Camera : NIKON D3100
Lens : Nikon dx af-s nikkor 18-55mm

The reason I put these images together is that I wanted to show the differences between life in the morning versus life at night.

The story I wanted to tell with these images is how busy people are in the morning, as we can see in the top picture of the diptych, the cars in movement, whereas in the bottom picture, we can see that there are no cars. The comparison between day and night. How in the morning, life can be overwhelming and uneasy (because of work or school), whereas, at night, it's calmer. We can see this with the top/bottom picture where at the top, the image is quite unsettling, the blurred moving cars create a sort of uneasy feel to the images, whereas at the bottom, we can see that there are no cars, which makes the image feel much easier to see and more calming to look at. Furthermore, I used the red light/lamp post to portray the story, to accumulate the differences between day and night.

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ISO : 100
F-stop : f/20
SS : 1/25

-Since there it was very birght outsode, the ISO had to be low. I wanted to make the cars blurry, that is way I used a low shutter-speed. To balance the low SS, I needed to make the aperture low, so the f/stop higher, which lets less light through, because the SS let more light through.

-Picture is perfectly exposed, I used natural light, image is well focused and even though is image might seem clustered and overwhelming, it is to be excepted, because I wanted to show the differences between day time and night time.

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ISO : 3200
F-Stop : f/4.8
SS : 1/8

-Since it was very dark outside, I needed to put my ISO very high, therefore why this picture has a lot less details and it a bit grainy/noisy. The f/stop and SS was to compensate for the ISO and make sure that is was correctly exposed. A low f-stop/ low shutter speed in order to allow more light through the lens.

-Picture is a bit underexposed, because of how dark it is outside. Light used is of course natural. Image is well focused and the composition is good also.

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http://www.pxleyes.com/photography-picture/4d4cd415108b8/Day-and-Night-St.html

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ISO : 100
F-stop : f/16
SS : 1/60

-An ISO of 100 since it was very sunny outside and the natural light was very bright, the f/stop was high to compensate for a SS of 1/60 since I was hand holding the camera. A low shutter speed means that more light is entering the camera, so a high f-stop means that it's allowing less light through the lens.

-Picture is perfectly exposed, light is well used (natural light), and the picture is well focused. I wanted the people to see/focus directly on the church when looking at the image and I think I did a good job with the composition of it. It isn't clustered since there isn't too much going on behind the church (only the blue sky).

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ISO : 100
F-Stop : f-16
SS : 1/60

-Picture was captured right after the first picture, in the same location, so the settings are the same since they were both in same location with the same lighting. To see explanation look at the first image.

-Picture is perfectly exposed, well focused, and use of light is perfect as well. I think I did a good job with the composition of this image, since we are drawn to look at the cross on the tomb when we look at the picture and that's what I wanted to do. Picture isn't overwhelming and is nice to look at.

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/markybon/442765676/

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Camera : NIKON D3100
Lens : Nikon dx af-s nikkor 18-55mm

-The reason I put these images together is that I wanted to show the different emotions of animals (dogs in this case) and the distinctions in their face between these different emotions.

-The story I wanted to tell with these images is how a dog's emotions can change in a matter of minutes. These two pictures were taken 5min apart. From no emotion to being the most excited dog on earth.

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ISO : 1600
F-stop : f/5.6
SS : 1/60

-The ISO was high since I was indoors and there was way less light than when I took the pictures outside. It was also to compensate the low shutter speed and low f stop of said picture. The SS is 1/60 because I was hand holding the camera, and the fstop was low because I wanted the background to be blurry.

-The image is perfectly exposed, natural light and the use of light was good and the composition was perfect since I wanted my dog to be centered and zoomed in to see every single detail of it.

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ISO : 1600
F-Stop : f/5.6
SS : 1/60

-Like I stated when I said "The story I wanted to tell with these images is..." I took these two images in the span of 5 min. That's why the settings are the same. The see the explanation of these settings look at "Image 1"

-Image is perfectly exposed, use of light is well done, and like I said in "Image 1", my dog is centered because I felt like I drew attention on to him and to see his face and emotions.

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https://rebeccaluncan.com/2018/05/memorial-portrait-of-jackson-painted-in-diptych-as-puppy-dog/