Exposure 1/30 sec

Aperture f/16.0

Focal Length 10 mm

ISO Speed 400

Urban Landscape

This was metered "without" light (EV -2) and then used an LED flashlight shined across the body (during the 5 sec) to create the illusion of two distinct spots on the subject.

IRIS paper folding with stone in center

Dash Point State Park- Federal Way, WA

This photo shows an unusual angle because it was taken from close to the ground and looking up. It enhances how tall the object actually is.

blurred foreground focused background

This picture was taken over the weekend of one of my friends. I did not ask her to pose it, she was just extremely angry at the martini glass for constantly spilling her cosmopolitan all over her arms. It is ironic because she isn't 21 and shouldn't legally be drinking.

I like to eat delicious food, from chips to a well dressed dinner. However, I do not enjoy this Oreo very much. I would like to have eggs and bacon as breakfast but I am a college student away from my home, and no one is going to make breakfast for me. Since I am busy, I have no choice except having these Oreo, and it became part of my life. Instead of shoot in very clear details, I made the camera a little motion blur to create the feeling of "in a hurry in the morning". It was shoot in f/8, 35mm, 1/2s and ISO400

I'm not sure if you can tell, but it's a spiral slide and I'm looking from the top.

K10D

Takumar 70-200mm

1/180, ISO 100, 160mm

f/? - unrecorded.

Lightroom to view RAW file and export as jpg.

Used as a test for FroKnowPhoto Assignment #002

ƒ/22.0 18.0 mm 2.5 200

How can north and south be in the same direction?

Maybe I should have captured more of the road so people could tell that it is a road sign?

Taken with landscape mode.

Sightseeing Tour on the Thames

Assignment 2: Red.

Idylwood Park in Redmond WA. I took this around sunrise with low fog everywhere. I found the red in the leaves was not sufficiently highlighted, so I took a four-second exposure and hit the leaves with a strobe about halfway through, giving them a much richer color.

ƒ/36.0

55.0 mm

0.3

3200

I like but do not love this picture as compared to some of my other photos.

ƒ/32.0

50.0 mm

25

400

Exposure 1/3200 sec

Aperture f/4.5

Focal Length 34 mm

ISO Speed 3200