Plans For Free Shoot

My plans for the free shoot is taking pictures of landscaping or maybe taking pictures of cars still deciding but those are my plans.

Sunny 16 Pictures

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/22 ShutterSpeed-1/60

ISO-100 F/Stop-8.0 ShutterSpeed-1/100

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/16 ShutterSpeed-1/125

 

ISO- 100 F/Stop-f/11 ShutterSpeed-1/250     

ISO- 100 F/Stop-f/22 ShutterSpeed-1/60

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/22 ShutterSpeed-1/60

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/16 ShutterSpeed-1/125

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/11 ShutterSpeed-1/250

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/22 ShutterSpeed-1/60

ISO-100 F/Stop-f/8.0 ShutterSpeed-1/125

ISO-100 F/Stop-9.0 ShutterSpeed-1/100

ISO-100 F/Stop-9.0 ShutterSpeed-1/100

ISO-400 F/Stop-f/11 ShutterSpeed-1/250

ISO-400 F/Stop-f/11 ShutterSpeed-1/250

ISO-400 F/Stop-f/11 ShutterSpeed-1/250

ISO-400 F/Stop-f/22 ShutterSpeed-1/60

ISO-400 F/Stop-f/22 ShutterSpeed-1/60

Sunny 16 Notes

Sunny 16 Rule;

• On a bright sunny day the correct exposure for mid tone subject is F16 at the shutter speed nearest to the reciprocal of the film speed.

Equivalent Exposures;

• Different exposures, same light.

Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed Notes

Fundamentals of Photography

The Trinity of Photography

• Aperture is an opening

• The bigger the F number the smaller the opening.

• The smaller the F number the bigger the opening.

• The bigger the opening the blurrier the background appears.

• The smaller the opening, the sharper the focus in the background.

• Aperture controls the amount of Depth of Field.

Shutter Speed.

• Shutter is like a curtain.
• To stop the motion of somebody walking, the minimum shutter speed is 1/150
• To stop the motion of somebody running, the minimum shutter speed is 1/250
• Shutter speed controls the amount of motion blur in a photo.

ISO.

• ISO is a setting for your camera's sensitivity to light.
• ISO adjusts the sensor in the camera that detects an image.
• Rule of Thumb use a low ISO when there is a lot of light.
• When shooting with fast shutter speed, you will have to increase ISO if photo come out too dark,
• When shooting at night, you will have to increase ISO for the sensor to pick up more light.

The element used in this photo is filling the frame, and its focused on the sheep and the surroundings .

                                                                Balancing elements

                                                                            Depth

                                                                        Rule of Thirds

                                                                     Leading Lines

                                                                  Symmetry & Pattern

                                                                      View Point

                                                                     Background

                                                                          Framing

                                                                         Cropping

                                                                             Merging