ƒ/25.0 27.0 mm 2.5 100

Sightseeing Tour on the Thames

Frame within the picture.

I like how the whiteness contrasts with the dark brick wall and how the frame is not centered. I would have liked to get more contrast on the bars though.

CameraCanon EOS Digital Rebel XT

Exposure0.01 sec (1/100)

Aperturef/3.5

Focal Length28 mm

ISO Speed400

Exposure Bias0 EV

FlashOff, Did not fire

F Stops: 8

Shutter: .5

ISO: 200

4:00PM

F Stops: 8

Shutter: .5

ISO: 100

4:10PM

Texture and pattern

action photography

Technical f/11.0, shutter speed 1/20, focus on the statue,

Composition Shot from a medium distance, at eye level.

Content- A shot from the front of the statue.

I took this photo at the pond next to Mellon. I held a leaf above the water and got this surprisingly clear reflection. I like that you can see the sunlight through the holes in the leaves and see the trees up above. It's almost like an optical illusion- at first glance, it just looks like a photo of a leaf.

Images from a walk in the neighborhood, timer at 1 minute intervals.

Rule of Thirds: Truck is in top left thirds of photo. Allows the viewer to see all the snow in front of the plow as it is plowed in itself.

Assignment 2 was shooting something white.

Assignment 2 All

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Assignment 2

ƒ/3.5 16.0 mm 1/640 1000 Flash (off, did not fire)

F Stops: 2.8

Shutter: 1/100

ISO: 200

2:50PM

F Stops: 8

Shutter: .5

ISO: 100

3:00PM

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Here it is at f22. I think this is still a viable image (tho, I personally am in love with shallow DOF, so I like the other better). I'd crop this one too, in past the dark bar on the right...but, that said, I am not as fond of the sharpness of the light in this one...the bars of light are not adding anything to the pic and the net effect of the bars of light with the grain of the wood in the tabletop going in another direction isn't adding anything.