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Feier im Bürgerhaus Lerchenberg
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Objective 7: Photographic Styles (ex. portrait, landscape, etc.) – Explain why the settings and composition are appropriate for the style of photography. (How did you create the shot?)
Type/style of photography: portrait
The camera mode Av so I could pick the depth of field for my picture
f stop used:5.6 to keep the bubble and my brother I focus and not the trees
shutter speed used:1/800 he kept moving do this was the lowest shutter speed I could have without the picture being blurry.
ISO used:250 the outside lighting was good enough for a lower iso
Exposure compensation:0didn’t need to change tis, I was happy with the exposure
Focal length:55.0 didn’t allow too much light for the oicture
After the game we visited the Unconquered Statue to see the flaming spear, something that is really beautiful when the sun is going down.
This photo shows objective time because you can tell by the amount of light in the sky when the photo is taken. Because of the time of the year you would be able to know that it was taken around 7 o'clock.
Influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts: Contrasted with subjective.
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The objective was simple and supremely fascinating: to drive McLarens on the 3.8-mile Las Vegas Strip Circuit for ten minutes, roughly three laps. As a race fan, it was the ultimate bucket list experience!
Literally after the first practice session of the VIP-focused Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix concluded, a group of 25 giddy McLaren owners and journalists met up under the lights and glamour of the Wynn Las Vegas as if we were members of a legendary Tokyo car club.
Ready, set, go! I took off in electric mode of my Shibuya Spirit hybrid Artura Spyder before switching to the gas motor to tackle the 17 high-speed turns and two DRS zones of the circuit. We were in state of bliss as we flew down the Las Vegas Strip, blowing past iconic landmarks, hotels, and casinos.
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This is my photograph with filters on it to create an objective filtered image.
+I really like how the colors on the drain pipe (from rust, wear, and dirt) gave the photograph some really great dimensions once it was filtered. I also used the rule of thirds when I took the photograph, making the photo more visually interesting. Finally, I really like how the filter made the differences in texture more visible.
-I wish the drain pipe was a little crisper when the filters were applied.
Palette Knife
Stroke Size: 50
Stroke Detail: 3
Softness: 0
Ocean Ripple
Ripple Size: 14
Ripple Magnitude: 9
Splatter
Spray Radius: 19
Smoothness: 13
20/20
I couldn't stop showing my friend, Sarah. I was so surprised and happy!
This is the exterior "observers" point of view.
This angle gives your audience a viewpoint of being in the scene as though they were part of the action but also are "safely removed", as though they were there "invisible".