-          Burst Mode: Shooting mode to capture image in rapid succession by a shutter button or hold the capture button.

-          Depth of Field: Difference of farthest and closest that the object of interest is at the sharpest.

-          Exposure: Amount of light that reaches the cameras sensor and creating visual data over time.

-          File Format: Organizing and storing digital images.

-          Focus Length: Determined when the lens is focused at the infinity.

-          Focus: A combination of aperture and light.

-          Iso: Sensitivity of the camera’s censor.

-          Long Exposure: Technique of where you keep the shutter open for an unusually long period of time.

-          Noise: Appearance of undesired traces and variations in the brightness or color of your image.

-          Shutter Speed: The speed at which the shutter of the camera closes.

Mrs. Schebler

Advanced Composition

3/31/2022

Affinity Space

1)      A desire for photography that find scenes in nature or in anywhere in the world that they find remarkable to them and want to capture the moment.

2)      They are multiple portals in the photography world, the diversity in this field is landscape, portrait, wildlife, etc.

3)       You can obviously lurk in photography and just observe the photographers in their natural habitat to a certain extent.  

4)      Whenever they are socialization in any particular field it also includes photography when you sign contracts to clients on whatever they please to a certain extent.

5)      Of course, they are agencies that has a leader that promote the reputation of their company and their workers as morally good as possible.

6)      The field of photography is always growing in the careers and the passion in the field to provide the best possible photo.

7)      For starting out in photography, you always need to promote your services on your own pace and has an opportunity to have long term clients that could be the best for photography.

April 2022, https://photographylife.com/what-is-photography. Accessed 13 April 2022.

Photography has come a long way since the first photograph in 1826/1827. We all know what photography is or know what a camera is overall. Joseph Nicephore Niepce is seen as a deity since his improvement of making photos permanent. Even though photographs originated longer yet they would disappear in a short time. Photography is a career group that people are interested in for capturing moments in real time and putting it in a small frame.

Cox, Spencer. “Photography Basics: The Complete Beginner's Guide.” Photography Life, https://photographylife.com/photography-basics. Accessed 13 April 2022.

Photography is a powerful tool to use in an infinite source such as propaganda to persuade citizens to sway such events such as politics and war. They are multiple types of cameras so operating them are similar yet different. 

Masoner, Liz. “A Brief History of Photography and the Camera.” The Spruce Crafts, 

January 2019, https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/brief-history-of-photography-2688527.

Accessed 13 April 2022.

The brief history of photography is not somewhat brief since 1021, to the first Camera Obscura. The flaw of this camera was that it was not as portable to carry around for everyday use. In 1685 the concept of the Camera Obscura making it was small as possible. In 1826, the first permanent photograph was recorded by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, outside his window. In 1888, George Eastman created the company that is well known today as Kodak. It was for a photography company that sells cameras to the public for a reasonable price since before that, the cameras were for the wealthy. In 1939, WW2 was an opportunity for nationalism for any country to bring people together. By 1948 Polaroid invented instant image development instead of the traditional process of developing images. Then in 1991 the first digital camera for professional use and casual use. Finally by 2000 the first camera photo came to life then after that the camera proved to be improved.