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This picture was taken at Rotary Park with a Canon camera. The shutter speed for all of my sub-framing photos was 1/400 to 1/800 shutter speed, ISO 400, and my aperture was 1/15.

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Taken in Cape Coral, FL

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Taken at the Ribbon Room in The Ringling Museum

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ISO - 400
Shutter Speed - 1/600
F Stop - 1/15
I really liked the lighting in this one because of how early in the morning it was.

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All photos in this series were taken on a white backdrop and with ISO 400 with white balance metered on manual

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I used an ISO 400 and manual settings on all of my "color" photos. I took this to show complementary colors, the blue of the sky complements the sharp oranges of the metal.

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All of these were shot with ISO 400 and manual settings for the other "MASIL" info. I chose these pictures because I really liked the expressions that I was able to catch.

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This is my favourite of my emulation photos of Meatyard, I used my camera on auto.

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This picture was taken in Provo, Kentucky with a Canon. It was taken with a shutter speed of 1/600, ISO 400, and aperture of 1/15

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Taken at the Rose Gardens at the Ringling Museum on a Canon with similar settings to the above photo.

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A monochromatic picture of a North Red Knight bench beside the clay softball field.

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I took this photo in my front yard to explore tricolor photos.

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Picture of my cat for another monochromatic example

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ISO - 400
Shutter Speed - 1/600
F Stop - 1/15
I liked this because it shows rule of thirds and it focused well on the metal ring.

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Another rule of thirds example which I liked the exposure and texture on

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This one I found interesting because of how the vibrant brush really stands out from the light table.

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This was one of my favorites because of the vibrancy of the leaf.

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I found the texture in this one really interesting and I liked the focus on the patterns of the lizard.

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In this picture I liked how it captured the small fly along with the patterns on the leaf.

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ISO - 400
Shutter Speed - 1/600-800
F Stop - 1/15

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I liked the harsh shadows and lighting in this picture because I think it looked interesting

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This picture had really soft lighting and the focus on my subjects face was what I liked about this picture.

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After reading the provided article, some of the key notes I found interesting or pertinent were that there should be a main focus light that is managed by it's direction and apparent size. Another thing the article talks about is hard vs soft light. Hard light can create harsh shadows on the subject which can be distracting in come aspects. Soft light can create a more natural or 'softer' look. To achieve soft lighting you can use a diffuser or bouncing/reflecting. The closer the light source, the softer the lighting will be on the subject, but this can also make the picture a lot brighter and harder to properly expose. Additionally, finding the right lighting direction is easier once the photographer understands sense of depth, and how it affects the appearance of facial features.

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All photos were shot in Downtown Fort Myers at ISO 400, shutter speed 1/800, and F stop 1/15. I liked both of these photos because of the angles and the interesting backgrounds.

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This photo had a monochromatic vibe to it which I really liked. I think if I were to do this again I would bring a step stool because my subject is a lot taller than I am and it made it difficult to shoot him.

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#wild #edgy #timburton #lady #green #photography #photo #curls #dark #mysterious #black #frankfierro #wow #crazy #model #stunning #stoic #glow #portrait #contrast #lighting #studio #dramatic #sharp #instagram
1. What is the purpose of the main light?
The main light is the light that is used to illuminate the subject, it's usually the light that determines hard or soft lighting.
2. What is the purpose of the fill light?
A fill light fills the background and makes the lighting more even
3. List the lighting patterns.

Split lighting

Loop lighting

Rembrandt lighting

Butterfly lighting

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I think that Bresson is really good at using the 'decisive moment' in his photos. He perfected the art of capturing the image at the right time. When shooting his pictures Bresson can't wait a second because if he does that moment will be forever lost. I think that it takes a really good photographer to do this. It's a lot more difficult than say, still photography. In still life photos the subjects are carefully arranged and the photographer doesn't have to worry about them moving out of place. In many of his photos Bresson captures moving objects, whether it be animals, people, or things. His images have life and some even communicate an almost chaotic feel. Bresson's photography is real and I think that that's why it is so popular.

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I used manual settings with all of my pictures and had white balance on since I was using a light box. Below is my symbolism picture, I think that the skull can represent a dying humanity. We need the Earth to live and thrive yet (much like the vase of wilted foliage) we have slowly killed the Earth that and as humanity this will be our demise. We have killed Earth and this will kill us.

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I shot this with all the MASIL information at f-stop f/6.3, exposure 1/1600, ISO 200, focal length 15mm, and max aperture 4.65625. I really liked how ominous the leaves' shadows look when casted on the horse. This was shot in a rural part of Kentucky, it was in a run down part of town with tons of old, broken kids rides.

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I liked this one cause the lighting worked really well to create a silhouette of Dylan, this was shot in a parking garage in downtown Fort Myers. It was shot with F-stop f/8, exposure at 1/80, ISO 250, focal length 11mm, and max aperture 4.34375.

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I had a little trouble with the photoshop on this, so I improvised. Please give me an ok grade Mrs.Kurth

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F-stop - f/4
Exposure time - 1/400 sec
ISO - 160
Focal length - 4mm
Max aperture - 3.53125