CANDID MOMENTS

Oct30

This photo was taken upstairs of a set of two friends as they were smiling at a photo that she took on her camera because it was funny.

This photo was taken upstairs near the railing as this group of friends were laughing at a photo her friends showed her on her phone because it was interesting.

This photo was taken of two friends having a conversation while leaning against the wall located upstairs deciding where to take their photos to complete their assignment.

ALPHABET PHOTOGRAPHY

Oct24

My list of 5 valuable things I’ve learned this year in photo class

  • Patience is key
  • I learned how to use a tripod
  • I learned how to use different effects on the Photoshop App
  • I learned that you get what you put in.
  • I learned what aperture and ISO do to a photo.

MY INSPIRATION

Oct23
  • Music
  • Social media
  • My friends
  • My family
  • Nature
  • Artists
  • Experiences
  • Creative art pieces
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • Famous artists
  • Visuals
  • Movies
  • Books

RAW VS JPEG

Oct15

1. The main differences between a raw and jpeg file are their sizes. JPEGs are smaller since the image is a processed version. JPEGs are more convenient while RAW photos have better image quality.

2. A raw file is bigger than a Jpeg file because raw files contain all the data that isn’t processed.

3. Yes, you can change a Raw file to a Jpeg, once your photos are on the computer. You just have to change the output format to a Jpeg.

4. If I was shooting an important event, I would shoot it RAW because it captures the most detail in a photo.

 

SELF PORTRAIT WITH TEXT

Oct15

AP, 1/400 ss, f/4.5, ISO 1600, 35 mm

  • Black and white
  • Sweater
  • Curly eyelashes
  • Straight hair
  • Long Hair
  • Kissy face
  • Attitude
  • Happy
  • Unsure
  • Round
  • Puffy eyes
  • Eyes
  • Hoodie
  • Pretty
  • Calm
  • Nice
  • Passionate
  • Joyful
  • Patient
  • Carefree

LENSES READ AND WRITE

Oct14
  • I learned that different types of pictures require different types of lenses.
  • I learned when to use each lens and why.
  • I learned that there are a lot of different types of lenses.
  • I learned that a fisheye lens gives a 180° field of view.
  • A telephoto lens goes up to 800mm.
  • The lenses that are less expensive have different apertures that allow you to zoom.
  • The fixed aperture comes from a more expensive lens.
  • Standard lenses go from about 35mm to 85mm at most.
  • A kit lens is a lens that comes with the package.
  • A wide-angle lens can capture a scene with foreground objects.
  • Wide angles can be used to shoot landscapes to give an “expansive view”.
  • Telephoto lenses are good for shooting sports and nature.
  • A micro lens will help you shoot small micro things.
  • Picking the right lens for the job is quite complicated but not impossible.
  • The price of a lens depends on how many settings there are.
  • Wide angles can “wrap you around the scene” if used correctly.
  • Photographers become lazy if they use telephoto zooms too often.
  • Telephoto lenses make things appear closer together.
  • A tilt-shift lens will help me shoot architecture.
  • I learned that every lens has a purpose to shoot different things.

VACATION

Oct8


I would like to go to Paris, France to visit the Eiffel tower and see it sparkle at night.