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In this photo the capture I used emotional coldness. This photo came out successful and looks pretty good.

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My least successful parts of photographs was when I was doing the pinhole what I really wanted didn't come out for example I wanted a tree image but I left it out in the light for too long so it didn't come out nice and I also tried a it a second time which turned out better then before but not what I still wanted which was a little bit upsetting. Next time I will not leave it out for too long and leave out in the light for about 30 seconds hopefully.
What would you change if you were to do this again?
Next time I would be more in lesson and catch up on work on time so I don't stress for next time. Also I would pay more attention and make sure every single work is up to date.

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What are the most Successful parts of the photograph?
When I used different ISO and changed the different in between the photos because it was exciting and so fun to actually she the changes.
How do your photographs relate to the work of others that you have researched?
That the are similar and understanding views from both sides. You can also see the emotions within the photos
they use and how they use different lighting and is engaged with the pictures they are taking.

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I used different layouts and formats to know and learn about different other ways of how they used to use Camera obscure. Because it was important to know about the History. For example other ways of taking photos without camera like Pinhole that's one.
The tones and colours I used was mostly black and white and when we was doing ISO we used different levels of tones to change the camera and see the different in between the images been taken. The reason why we did is so get the perfect lighting.

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What technique's and processes did you use?
The techniques and processes I used for the Pinhole, Photogram and ISO was pretty cool because you had to be patient and understand what was going on so later on you can be able to do it yourself. However the techniques that I used was timing. For example when I was doing the pinhole I had to estimate how long I should let the light reflect to the photo and for my first try it came out bad because I let the photo exposes for too long.
What effect did these techniques and processes have on the end result?
The effects these had was leaving out too long to expose and not having a image to look at.The problems I faced was the website weebly because it was allowing most of my ISO images go up o the website. But then our teacher decided for us to do it on Padlet. These troubles affected me because it didn't let me catch up on work and it wasted up most of my time during lesson.

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This Pinhole was also over exsposed but it was better then the first one because we gave it one minute.

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As i was outside the was too much light exposed and thats why my photo turned out like this I left it for 1:30 sec.

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In this photo taken i used a high ISO which was 800 and as you can see its so clear and came out better then the rest.

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As you can see in this photo my ISO was 400 and you can see the different a little bit

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In this photo my ISO was 450 as you can see my 2nd photo taken is better then my first one.

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In this photo my ISO was 360 and the lighting was not as good because my ISO was very low.

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By Mike Crawford.

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https://sway.com/H83D2q0OxeXOAhtH?ref=Link