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History Timeline

History Timeline

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       I found the history of photography very intersting. I enjoyed looking at the old camera and knowing how they got there and who started it as well. Knowing why photography is good and what it doesin the world for us. Photography has impacted the world by having phots for the Wars, culture things and so much more.                                                                                                                                            Three different events would be one the day of my Quinceanera, there was a lot of photos being taken and video as well because it was a important day. Other event would be the day my siblings were born, my family took many picttures and we still have them till this day. Lastly,the day of my brother and I’s batista, everyone was taking pictures and we still have all of the photos. So photography is very important to this day bceause it has memories and stories to it.
Harley Davidson

Harley Davidson

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Triptychs of Strangers: Details of Subjects Captured in Three Frames
I like how there are three different kind of photos. It uses diferent people’s body parts. The black and white gives it a good compositions and just the way the placement is looks good and very creative.

100 most influential photos of all time

100 most influential photos of all time

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This photo I feel people would think it’s werid and why pick it. In my opinion I think it’s amazing how they have a photo like that. It makes you wonder what is inside and how it looks. The thing behind the baby also looks very cool and it looks like if dye exploded.
This photo caught my eye because I like how the elephants are placed and the lady as well. The way she is dressed and standing shows alot and I think it has good composition. The black and white gives the photo a good look as well.
I picked this photo because I like how there is color but it mostly green. It is also at an angel and you are able to see all of the men. The gorilla is other thing that is just like wow and it makes you think different questions.
Bird eye/Bug eye

Bird eye/Bug eye

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25 words: Caring, Funny, Outgoing, Understanding, Forgiving, Fun, Helpful, Family, Smart, Artistic, Independent, Loving, Cheerful, Kind, Silly, Honest, Organised, Positive, Driven, Ambitious, Hardworking, Respectful, Trustworthy, Open-minded, Friendly

Meticulous Photography

Meticulous Photography

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This photo caught my eye because the colors are just eye catching and the way that the lemons and oranges are places just looks cool and its creative as well. I like how there are not just one of each of the objects there are more than one. Just the background gives the objects a better look. How the oranges and lemons  are in the middle catch my eye faster and then around it is the flowers and leaves. Another thing is the way everything is places and just put together is amazing.

 

How To Capture Motion Blur

How To Capture Motion Blur

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What I learned about motion blur is you need to have a slow shutter speed or else the image will come out sharp and clear. To be able to take pictures like that you can do it to ways.One way is by moving the camera while taking the photo.Another way is having the subject move and then take the photo with using a tripod so they aren’t blur.Also make sure you look at the setting before taking the photo.

Shutter Priority Mode is a mode that allows you to set your shutter speed.On camera it will chose it like Aperture to ensure the shot is well exposed.To cut down the light you need to adjust the aperture. If you shoot in shutter priority mode, the camera will do this automatically for you. If you go with a lower ISO to get a longer shutter speed.

There are different speeds to put your aperture or modes before taking the photo.If your shutter speed is fast (eg 1/4000th of a second) it’s not going to see much movement.As you decrease shutter speed by a ‘stop’ you double the amount of time the shutter is open (eg – from 1/250 to 1/125).

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