https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2 Brad Forsyth Assignment 1 and 2 en-us 2016-04-18 14:29:39 UTC 2023-03-16 02:51:48 UTC hello@padlet.com BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/107230011 2016-04-22 13:49:55 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/107230011 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/109620489 2016-05-06 14:32:25 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/109620489 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111040724 While standing on top of the hill in Greenwich where the Observatory is located, i saw how vast the landscape of London is. I decided this would be the ideal setting to practice the technique of Shallow Depth of Field. After adjusting the focus I felt that I achieved the shot with the intended effect. 

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Aperture (F-stop) - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/1000 Seconds ]]> 2016-05-16 14:50:48 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111040724 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111043250 For this portrait photo I decided to use the technique of shallow depth of field once again in order to make Deividas who was the subject stand out. This was achieved because the background was out of focus whilst the subject was sharp. 
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Aperture (F-stop) - f/4.5
ISO - 400
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/25 Seconds]]> 2016-05-16 14:59:54 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111043250 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111044837 The photo was one of two taken to show the contrast between shallow and large depth of field. This landscape example of shallow has the linked fence in focus whilst the boat and the river on the other side was not. 
Settings:
Aperture (F-stop) - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/4000 Seconds]]> 2016-05-16 15:06:06 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111044837 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111044867 This photo was the second of two photos that show the contrast between large and shallow depth of field. This landscape example of large has the boat and river in focus whilst the linked fence in front of it was not. 
Settings:
Aperture (F-stop) - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/4000 Seconds]]> 2016-05-16 15:06:14 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111044867 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111047076 I took this photo using a fast shutter speed in order to capture the falling motion of the water.  I chose this as I wanted to experiment with the shutter speed to see what I type of photograph I could take. This allowed me to see something in a different way to what I would do with just the human eye. 
 
Settings:
Aperture (F-stop) - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/4000 Seconds]]> 2016-05-16 15:13:51 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111047076 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111476227 For this portrait shot I used shallow depth of field in order to make the subject the focus of the photo. The purpose of this image was to take a professional style photograph for use by Taylor in a programme for his classes upcoming final major performance. 

Settings:
Aperture (F-stop) - f/8
ISO - 400
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/125 Seconds ]]> 2016-05-18 14:50:54 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111476227 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111476399 I took this portrait photo of my subject Hadeed without adjusting the depth of field in order to take a completely sharp image where both the person and background is in focus, I decided on the shot being a low angle to represent the fact that he is in power, being in control of the photograph he is about to take with his camera. 

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Aperture (F-stop) - f/8
ISO - 400
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/125 Seconds]]> 2016-05-18 14:51:25 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111476399 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111478285 This light painting was achieved with a long exposure. This image could be improved so that the red light source does not light up the background behind me. This could have been avoided by standing further away from the wall. Moreover I could have made it so that I am entirely visible rather than just having my legs present in the photo. This could have been achieved by increasing the F number of the aperture.  The purpose of taking this photo was to experiment with light and how two different light sources would act together. Furthermore I wanted to test out how much movement of the light could be captured in a substantially longer exposure than what an ordinary image would do. I decided to use this attempt rather than the one previous due to the fact that I was much more visible. 

Settings:
Aperture (F-stop) -  f/5
ISO - 200
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) -10 Seconds

]]> 2016-05-18 14:57:41 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111478285 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111485585 I decided to take this photo for two reasons. These were for experimental purposes and the fact that It would turn out to be photogenic. As the suns visibility was high, I felt it would be the perfect opportunity to test the aperture settings thus allowing me to figure out how far the opening needed to be closed to ensure that less light entered the camera. 

Settings:
Aperture ~ (F-stop) - f/29
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/1000 Seconds ]]> 2016-05-18 15:26:58 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111485585 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111489527 For this photo I wanted to capture the detail of the tree in close detail whilst also showing where it is located in the background. I used shallow depth of field to show the detail of the tree clearly and to have the background somewhat out of focus. Not only was the focus altered to achieve this effect, but the positioning of the camera was also an important factor. By having the camera closer to the tree, it's detail remained much more unlike the settings. 
Settings:
Aperture - (F-stop) - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/4000 Seconds]]> 2016-05-18 15:42:46 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111489527 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111708544 For this action shot of my subject riding a bike, I used a slow shutter speed in order to freeze the motion of him cycling to blend a smoothie. This makes it is clear that Jeremy was actually cycling at the time rather than being in a pose. 

Settings:
Aperture - (F-stop) - f/3.5
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/125 Seconds]]> 2016-05-19 16:36:34 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111708544 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111712834 For this final portrait, I used large depth of field so that the background was sharp whilst the subject is somewhat out of focus. To achieve this effect I had the camera focused on the background more than that of Jeremy. 

Settings:
Aperture - (F-stop) - f/9
ISO - 1600
Exposure Time (Shutter Speed) - 1/40 Seconds]]> 2016-05-19 16:55:20 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111712834 BradBMiller https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111879333 Out of the two, DSC, 0023.JPG was chosen as seen below. ]]> 2016-05-20 15:19:48 UTC https://padlet.com/bradbmiller/7xs2m96ryph2/wish/111879333