Photo Share 20

This Photo is bad because the backdrop should not be so wrinkled and such

Who: a baby

What:  baby asleep with alcohol

Where: Brown Blanket

When: Thursday, 16 October 2014 20:31

Why: it is a bad photo

How: wait until the baby is asleep then pose them

Aperture

Aperture is how big the hole in the lens is. Aperture effects the photo by how clear or how sharp it is.

If I was a teacher and I had to give them a homework assignment it would be to go out take 5 photos that shows the differences of aperture.

Ben Conant

Ben Conant from the Ledger Transcript came into our Photo 1 class and talked about his job as editor for the newspaper. Ben talked about many things that he has to do and what he had to do, he told us that he didn't actually see himself as a photographer. He gave us many tips and advice on how to be successful on being a photo journalist, one tip was if you are sent to do an assignment, take many photos to get as many great ones as possible. Another tip he gave us when you are on a assignment is to get the photo no matter what, like if you are sent to a fire that is currently happening you should try to get close, try to blend in and if you get sent away from that area, try again. It was really cool having Ben come in and talk to us, I would love for him to come in again but for more time.

Photo Share 19

This Photo is good because the person catches your eye and the background is not distracting.

Who: Jeremy Mayhew

What: a guy on a snowboard

Where: Crotched

When: 2014

Why: to become famous

How: sitting in the middle of the trail waiting

Photo Share 18

This Photo is ugly because of the "baby's" head, it is just ugh.

Who: baby with grown man's head
What: baby with grown man's head

Where: on a bed

When: none
Why: it is funny

How: photoshop

Shutter Speed Final

Shutter Speed is how long the shutter in a camera stays open to let light in. The Shutter Speed effects the photo by either freezing or blurring a moving object.

ISO: 800 AP: 4.0 Shutter Speed: 1/200

ISO: 1250 AP: 4.0 Shutter Speed: 1/320

ISO: 1250 AP: 4.0 Shutter Speed: 1/320

ISO: 800 AP: 5.0 Shutter Speed: 1/125

ISO: 400 AP: 4.0 Shutter Speed: 1/50

ISO: 800 AP: 4.0 Shutter Speed: 1/80

If I was a teacher, the homework assignment I would give my students would be go out and take 5 photos for both blur and freeze. The day after its due we would critique them.