Light Painting

In these pictures i went to my friends house to take some pictures and also took some pictures of my billiards table and the room. I learned that it's really hard to get the right things you want the picture to look like, it will take you many tries to get what you want in your light painting photos.

 ISO: 100
 Shutter Speed: 15 Sec
 Aperture: 5.6
This is my best picture where I highlighted my billiards stick and balls on my billiards table i thought this gave a very interesting look of a billiards table and the key elements of it.

Car Gimp Edit

Our Teacher Mr. Bush gave us a photo of a car and showed us a edited version of it. Teaching us what Gimp does he told us to recreate his edited image as close as possible. This assignment taught us how to use Gimp for editing picture, it also taught us how to use the clone and other tools in Gimp.

Macro

In this assignment I took close up pictures of interesting things that i thought looked cool. I learned that the settings really matter when your taking photos close up and that some things might look cool far away but not when your close up. My best photo was a photo of a wooden backboard to a bed, i thought this had good texture and looked great up close.




Wooden Backboard: ISO:400 Shutter:1/25 Aperture: 2.75
Mini Saxephone: ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/100 Aperture: 5.8
Picture Frame: ISO 400 Shutter: 1/30 Aperture: 2.75
Glass light: ISO: 400 Shutter 1/100 Aperture: 5.8
Phone: ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/5 Aperture: 5.8
Wooden Giraffe: ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/40 Aperture: 5.8
Meat Beater: ISO: 400 Shutter 1/60 Aperture: 5.8
Outlet: ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/200 Aperture: 5.8
Glass Bowl: ISO:400 Shutter: 1/80 Aperture: 5.8
Top Of Wooden Giraffe: ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/40 Aperture: 5.8

Gimp Assignment

In this assignment we learned how to use Gimp to edit our photo with different colors, multiple copies, and other tools Gimp has to offer. This assignment was good because now we have more than one place to edit our photos.

Compostion Photos.

Project Description: Our Project was to take 11 photos on 11 different types of composition. These types of composition taught us how to take photos in new and better ways than we knew before. Thus helping us become better photographers.

Photo Description: Rule of 3rds = 3 Bracelets, Deph of Field = Christmas Box, Texture = Snow Foot Print, Repition = Lockers, Lines = Railways, Symmetry = Library, Colors = Candy, Balance = Dice, Perspective = Pillar, Frame = Doorway, and space = Fire Alarm.






What I Learned: I learned that you do not want to center your main focus of your photograph, that you sometimes should try different perspectives and views for your shots, that less can be more like when we took our space photo, and thatrepition of your main focus looks very good in a photo.