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Since I was running a little behind all of the photos were taken in the classroom. All of the photos contain Simon, the man in each photo working diligently.

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F-stop - f/4.2
Exposure - 1/100
ISO - 800
Aperture4.2

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F-stop - F/4.2
Exposure - 1/40
ISO - 800
Aperture - 4.2

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F-stop - f/4.5
Exposure - 1/40
ISO - 800
Aperture - 4.3

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The process in which I took was grabbing a camera and taking a picture. Didn't have much time to plan it out but I think I got a good one.

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F-stop - f/7.1
ISO - 640
Aperture - 3.625
Exposure - 1/20

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from the website http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/portrait-lighting.htm in the portrait section, you can learn quiet a few new things. Such as many different types of lighting angles and the correct way to use them.
A few different camera lightnings angles include lower, higher, softer, original, higher, farther, and closer. Even if it does or doesn't seem like a lot, with all of these there are different ways to use them. All of these lightnings have correct and wrong ways to use them.
To use these you have to have the correct distance, angle, and "harshness" of the light. Having to mush light could expose details you don't want and having to little could hide details that you actually need. Always consider the light.

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Portrait pt.4

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Portrait pt.3

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Portrait pt. 2

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Portrait pt.1