Whitney's Blog : March 2014

Monday, March 24, 2014

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Rule Of Thirds

The rule of thrids I believe, is the main focus point of the picture. It doesn't have to be right in the middle/center of the picture. It just has to be where the golden ration meets. Croping the picture can help make the foucs point, the rule of thirds, bigger and better. I used it in my images, by having the grid in the picture. I didn't crop any of my pictures, becuase they didn't need to be.

-The focus point/ the rule of thirds for the first picture is the black crow on top of the roof, the eye is drawn to the crow.
-The focus point/rule of third for the second picture is the eye, its hard to know if the eye is drwn to that, but I think it is.
-The focus point/rule of third for the thrid picture is the trashcan and the stone, the eye is drwn to those two first.

Monday, March 10, 2014

ISO

The ISO was the hardest one out of the three. It was hard to get the pictures the same light, and the same everything, just a little tiny detail is different. It kind of took a long time to. The light was hard to get right, if it was opened too long it would brighter then the picture before, it was not open long enough it would be darker then the picture before.

Aperture

For the depth of field/ aperture, it was kind of like a portrait of a person. The aperture was higher, but the person was closer, so the depth of field had a little blurr to it.

Shutter Speed

The shutter speed was at its highest, 1/4000. To me it was kind of like the sports mode, where it took a lot of pictures in a small time frame. Since it was higher, there was no motion blurr, like there would be if it was lower. It was higher, so it was like the picture froze in time. Like in the picture below.