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We can clearly see it's shot in a studio. They used artificial or real grass so it looks like, he is really in a forest or a jungle.

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Date: Late 1950's
Location: Abbey Street
It's similar to the photos from now but we can clearly see that the picture is grainy. There is a little blur in the sky. It's not that sharp as well.

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As they are still and not any blur, it would be a fast shutter speed. Unlike the new photos, there isn't any little detail.

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The image is not that clear as the newer ones. We can see there are blurres aroud him. And it's black and white. It' not like now, where we can just take a photo in a second but back then they had to wait for the camea to take the photo and they had to be still in that time.

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Date: 1920's
It's a wedding photography. We can clearly see it's old by looking at the clothes ad te photo is black and white. Like modern photos, the old photos are not artistic ad they don't capture the moment. They're just simple and on point.

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Date: 1867
Location: Cape Horn, Columbia River, Oregon, Los Angeles, CA.
The landscape photography from that era is mostly coloured like this. We can see it's an old photo because it's not that clear. It's ot blurry, it's just not sharp as the new photos.

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He uses a fast shutter speed in his photos because he is a sports photographer. He usually captures, everything we see in his photos, sharp and clear. In this photo everything is blurred but the cycler. He wants us to see the speed of the cycler. That why it's only focused on him.

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Studio Photography.

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He is a studio and a portrait photographer. He blends in his portrait photography, while shot in a studio, with nature. He makes the photo look like a painting.

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He also takes landscape photography. When he takes his photos he uses a little bit of a blurry effect. But the dark colours are sharp and makes the photo pop up.

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The photographer, mainly uses discos for his event photography. He captures the bright lights and when he takes his photos, he takes them with an angle. When he uses angles it makes the photo, if it's like it's from someone's perspective. All these elements he uses in his photos, makes the events more powerful and fun.

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As we can see in his other photo (this one), he takes the photo with a slow shutter speed so it gives the photo a blurry effect. It makes it smooth. Again it's a landscape photography.

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Photographer: Bob Martin
- He is based in England.
- He is multi-award winning sports photographer.
- He specialises in shooting action, graphic, and editorial pictures for advertising, corporate and editorial clients.
- He has 57 national and international awards. He is a three time winner of the prestigious British Sports Photographer of the Year.
- He is currently the only Sports Illustrated photographer to be based outside of the USA.
This photo is shot hand held. It uses a fast shutter speed as we can see in the photo with the broken wood pieces from the gate. There is also no blur in the picture. So it would be around 1/60.
It is low angle so it makes the horses look more powerful.
The lens is wide open so it's a wide shot. The aperture is f/1.4.
The ISO is low because is a bright and sunny day and it's not night. The ISO is between 1000-3200.

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Photographer: Alexander Kopke
- He is based in Berlin.
- He is freelance photographer.
- He specialises in documentary, mobile photography, and candid photography.
The photo is taken with a mobile. It is a mobile photography. We can see it's a slow shutter speed because it has been waited for some amount of time to capture this image. To capture this image the camera needs to be steady and in place.
The photographer took this photo because he wants to show the city or this place is active as we can see with the lights of the cars. No matter what this place is lively
Slow shutter speed is used to take this photo. We can see the lights on the cars being blurry and smooth. The shutter speed is between 1/30 and 1/8.
It's wide open and you can see everything so it's f/1.4.
It's a high ISO because it's a night photography. The ISO is around 3000.

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Photographer: Paul Underhill
- He is based in Bournemouth.
- He specialises in documenting weddings , events, reportage and lifestyle photography.
- He works throughout the UK and international.
- He has travelled the globe working as a photojournalist.
This is a hand held taken photo. The is a low angle. So it gives a more powerful feel to it.
The aperture is f/1.4 because the lens is wide open. You can see everything that's going on.
The shutter speed is fast because there is no blur. It's sharp and clear. It would be between 1/500 and 1/250.
It's a high ISO because it's the place is dark. The ISO would be around 1000.

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Photographer: John R. Rogers
- He is based in Austin, Texas.
- He loves trying to capture the beauty of the subject in his photos.
- He has won many awards like, Best Architectural Photograph, Best Illustrative and Best Commercial Photograph by the Texas Professional Photography Association.
It is a portrait shot.
Fast shutter speed because there is no blur and the dog is still. The shutter speed is 1/1000. Normally you can train animals to be still but mainly there not.
It has been taken with a tripod.
It's a low ISO. It' set in a studio and it's bright. The ISO would be between 1000-2000.

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Photographer: Philippe Echaroux
- He is based in France.
- He is celebrity and advertising photographer.
- He works worldwide.
- He likes to produce personal projects with strong meanings.
This photo is shot in a studio. It is a portrait shot.
It is taken with a fast shutter speed because we can see the fire is sharp and clear. It's 1/500. No blur at all. The aperture is f/8. Everything is in focus and clear.
The photographer used a tripod to take this photo. So it's steady and secure.
It's trying to capture the nature of the subject.
The ISO would be low, like 600, because it's in a studio and you have control over the lights.

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Photographer: Andi Campbell-Jones
- He is a northern UK-based photographer.
- He specialises in landscape and vistas. So it takes you to some stunning places.
- He is a lover of travel and a good adventure.
- One of his skills is seeing past the scene in front of him and imagining the finished edit of his shots.
- He recreates what he feels when taking a shot.
The Photographer said it is a great place to take photos. He wanted to capture the beauty of this place at night with a full moon.
I think he took this photo with a slow shutter speed because the water is not sharp clear, it's blurry and smooth. The shutter speed would be between 1/125 and 1/60. The aperture is f/1.4 because the is wide and you can see most of the place. The photo was taken with a tripod. The quality is better than the photos from the past. You can have better and sharp images. The ISO would be high. Because it's night. The ISO would be around 3000.