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Naturally occurring triangles along the river as well as the motion of the stream
ISO: 200
aperture: f/8
shutter speed: 0.3
WB: Shady
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Governor Wes Moore Speaks at the Project Play Summit by Pat Siebert at 3400 N Charles St Ste 14, Baltimore, MD 21218
ADG Louie Wever from teh District 7020 in picture with Sunrise Rotarians during fundraising for the "Warm Bed Project" for the Pedriatric Center of the Medical Center in Dutch St. Maarten.
Camera
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT
Exposure
0.025 sec (1/40)
Aperture
f/5.6
Focal Length
119 mm
ISO Speed
400
The bottom half's the golden color; top half blue, and wallpaper border about halfway up. Completes our outdoorsy Colorado aspen bedroom. :)
Our third project in photography class required us to shoot motion. In this project we had to choose a subject and go through different shutter speeds and aperture to get images that illustrated stopped motion, blurred motion, and panning. These types of images can free a moment and add motion to an image.
The first image I took illustrated panning. To achieve panning you must make sure your subject is moving at a decent speed, and use a slow shutter speed. The subject I shot was a basketball bouncing with bushes in the background this is blurred motion because the subject is blurred but the background isn’t.
The second image I took illustrated blurred motion. To achieve blurred motion your object has to be moving at a decent speed and you must use a slow shutter speed. The object I shot was a beach ball floating in the wind and trees in the background. This image illustrated blurred motion because the subject is in focus but the background isn’t in focus.
The last image I took illustrated stopped motion. To achieve stopped motion you must make sure you’re object is moving at a decent speed and you have a fast shutter speed. The object I shot was a basketball being dropped into a spool with water ripples in the air. This image illustrates stopped motion because the ball is stopped in the middle of an action.
In conclusion I enjoyed this project and I know how to use the proper shutter speed and aperture wich will be very useful for upcoming projects.
This is a gift set I created using the Reflections collection. It includes a cute wood birdhouse that I bought at Michaels and painted before I altered it. It also includes a 4 x 4 card.
アーバンドックパークシティ豊洲
2008/東京都
ランドスケープデザイン
アースケイプ
URBAN DOCK PARK CITY TOYOSU
2008/Tokyo
Landscape design
EARTHSCAPE INC.,
As the Universe moves towards disorder and randomness, so does my living room.
I think that all of those balls that I was juggling in the air have fallen down right onto this coffee table.
The question is...is it best toss the balls back into the air or just sweep them into the trash.
Project: designing a wooden movable fire oservatory in forest
Design without a single right angle
Early version
You can see the rounded-over vertical edge opposite the hinges on the inside of the left cabinet door here. That will allow it to swing open without scraping the inner vertical panel in the foreground. I believe pro woodworkers will often simply taper this, but the roundover matches several roundovers that will be found around the project by the end.