Writing with Light Group Experiment

Writing with light takes a lot of trial and error with shutter speed and especially with the light itself. Next time, I would go in with a couple ideas ready because of how much time it takes. This shot was taken with a 800 iso, f/11, and and 15" shutter speed.

Motion Assignment 2

Blurred Motion

Panning

These four images are visually appealing because the blurred parts emphasize the subject.

Frozen Motion

Frozen motion creates visually appealing photos by showing cool stuff in sharp clarity. 

Zooming

These photos are visually appealing because leading lines lead the eye to the center.

Chrono

Chrono is visually appealing in photography because its shows a range of motion that no other single image can create.

Writing with Light

Writing with light creates images that are not seen outside photography.

Motion Assignment 1

Blurred Motion

These shots contain blurred motion. This is achieved with a slow shutter speed and a moving subject.

Frozen Motion

These shots contain frozen motion. This is achieved with a quick shutter speed.

Panning

Panning is done by following the subject with a slower shutter speed.

Zooming

Zooming is done with a slow shutter speed and a tripod. The photographer zooms in or out while the shutter is open.

Writing with Light

These photos are created with a slow shutter speed. While the shutter is open, light is moved and the camera captures it.

Chrono

Chrono is created by taking multiple pictures and editing them together in photoshop.

Curved Lines

Aperture Quiz

f5.6

f9

f25


I learned through this project that it is hard to tell the difference between f5.6 and f9. Even with the tripod, the f32 was shaky, so I had to lower my aperture to 25. I wish I knew how to set presets on photoshop to edit all the pictures the same.
Depth of field is manipulated by modifying the f/stop on the camera.

Other Photos That I Almost Used for the Select Focus Project