Caption Writing: 5 Ws and H.

Marie von kneeling over the body of her deceased friend. 

This stunningly horrific tragedy took place on an early monday morning at a community college where the students were on their way to the school when they heard gun fire being shot and quickly went to see what had happened.

Brian Heafely and Patrick Sanders are posing at a olympic ceremony.

The pose they presenting is the black panther or black power pose. This gesture is to show how the african americans will stand strong and will not faultier.

After the photo was taken a lot of gossip is going around as to what "stunt" they are going to pull next time or what should be done about this.

Patricia Wonderland looking amazing as she stands over a vent.

She smiles beautifully for the camera late at night after going to a movie premier despite the awkward stares of her under wonders, she posses like a pro and takes full control of the situation which will give her credibility as the sexy and spectacular woman that she is. 

Chris mcfergusson kissing a beautiful young nurse (Laura Flora) in the middle of the parade after a long and hard battle with another country.
This festivity took place in NYC in the evening. In the heat and the thrill of the parade the two just went at it and has been the talk and will be remembered for generations to come as a hot topic.

Brian Andrews and the Boston police running in the shocking bombing during a marathon early in the morning. The bomb took lives of few and has everyone wondering who did it and when was it placed there?  Still no answers released to the public but an investigation will be put in place to get to the bottom of this unexpected horrifying event.

Three Pillars of Exposure: Shutter Speed !

 This photo is taken at a high shutter speed.

And this photo here was taken at a slow shutter speed.

If the sun was still up and the the sun light was dimming out a little..
a)  For the dunking booth I'd use a fast shutter since the person being dunked will be falling a little fast.
b) For the food eating contest not much is going on there but I'd probably use a speed that isn't slow or fast so like a regular shutter speed.
c) For the rock wall photos the speed should depend on how fast the person is going, but I think using a fast shutter speed just to be safe I guess.
d) I would use a medium shutter speed for the people that are working at the booths because maybe they are fast working or something. Want to get the moment you know.
e) For the DJ working in the circle I would use a medium speed shutter.
f) For the Diamonds performance I would use a fast shutter speed since they are dancing and what not.


If the courtyard was dark..
a) For the dunking both I think I would use the flash and a slow shutter speed.
b) For the food eating contest I would use a medium shutter speed.
c) For the rock climbing I'd use a slow shutter speed.
d) For the people working at the booths I'd use a medium shutter.
e) For the DJ I'd probably use the fast shutter speed adn if not then the medium shutter.
f) For the diamonds I'd use the medium shutter speed. Hopefully they would put up the lights for them and stuff.

The three shutter speeds on the camera.

There is the manual mode were the the shutter speed is set at the basic setting.

Aperture Priority mode is where you set the aperture lens  meanwhile the camera automatically sets the shutter speed.

There is the shutter priority mode and that is where you set the shutter speed and the camera automatically sets the aperture mode.

Understanding Exposure.

 1. For an f/4 the shutter speed of 1/125 sec looks the best for that particular f number.  The background of the photo looks blurry and the couple are the only ones that stand out the most.

 2. For f/5.6 the shutter speed of 1/60 looks better for that f number.  The background is still blurry but looks better than then before.

 3. For f/8 the shutter speed of 1/60 looks good with that one.  The photos foreground of the couple got a little bit darker. Background is still blurry.

 4. For f/11 the shutter speed of 1/60 looks great together. The couple again got a bit more darker but the background of the building got a bit more visible.

 5. For f/16 the shutter speed of 1/30 looks a bit better but is dark but it is better than all the other shutter speeds. The photo looks the same as it was when it was f/11and 1/60 but the clothes and the building shifted into place a bit and are a little more visible as well.

 6. For f/22 the shutter speed of 1/15 is the best choice to go with. The building is starting to look a bit more clear and the couple got a little blurry now.


The people that are being shot at slower shutter speeds are becoming blurrier than before when using high shutter speeds.
I think the photographer can set the shutter speed at 1/8 and the f/22 and it'll make the picture a lot better.

I think the lowest shutter speed a photographer can use is the 1/8.

TEST RESULTS!
 For the first test of the depth of field I was rated as a keep trying. Some questions didn't have any pictures so I was confused.

For the  second test of the Shutter speed and motion I was rated as Good Work !

Now that I've taken the test and know what I got right and what I got wrong showed me what is what and now I feel like I can better now identify when to use the riht shutter speed and the aperture.

Three Pillars of Exposure: ISO

ISO: 200

ISO: 6400

1. When shooting in the high ISO setting the advantage you get shooting at any sporting event is that the picture comes out a whole lot clearer and the subject is more visible to the viewer rather than it looking so cloudy like.

2. The author of the site suggested that only use ISO at its low setting when there is plenty of light but as he said in some cases if you want to you can use the Low ISO setting in dim areas.

3. The Author mentioned to use the ISO high setting hen there isn't a lot of light or when taking a picture of something moving at a high speed. 

Three pillars of exposure: Aperture

1. Aperture can be closely related to the eye. For the reason of the eyes focus on specific objects. And in this case it is thew cats head as you can clearly see here.

2. The smaller the aperture size, the higher the aperture number.
3. Aperture Depth of Field is important to remember. So if the aperture is small then the area of focus is large, if the aperture is larger the smaller the focus are of a photo.

My Mural Project Photos.