Zombie Apocalypse

Blog Post #18

The First thing you would need to survive a zombie apocalypse, in my opinion, is clean water. Fiji water is supposed to taste better or be better for you or something like that so I choose that as my water source. In total honesty, I choose it because I like the design of the bottle. I took this on a really cloudy day, so there's kind of a shadow on the bottle.

The second thing I would save in a zombie apocalypse is cell phones, so I could see who else was alive and where there were "zombie hotspots" so I could avoid those places. I would also save cell phones so I could keep my social media up to date so people could keep track of where I am so when I die because lack of oxygen to the brain they can come find me and have me a proper funeral. After thinking this out, in order for cell phones to work, you also need cell phone towers and the zombies will probably knock them down.

The Person I would save in the zombie Apocalypse is Vanessa because she would become friends with all the zombies and give them all makeup tips and have them jam out to trap music. Also she would keep me company.

In the Apocalypse, I would want to save the Fire Station / The Police Station. There are plenty of weapons/ gadget things, cells to lock the dead zombies in (just in case there still alive), And super rad cop cars that you can run zombies over with. And you can't forget about all the donuts police keep in their offices. There's also spare clothes and walkie talkies, and who doesn't like walkie talkies?

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Inner Child

                  Blog Post #17

I really like this picture i captured of Vanessa because she legitimately looks confident and very happy with herself. 

Again , this is another one of my favorites because this looks like a real emotion, which is shocked, and it doesn't look like she was forced to make that expression, so I think it turned out really nice. 

Questions 

I mean it was pretty easy to work with Vanessa because she's comfortable with me and she's pretty photogenic. However, getting the exact same location and the correct lighting settings for all 20 photos was pretty challenging I do have to say. 

Me and Vanessa are pretty close so there wasn't really any awkwardness, it was more staying serious long enough to snap the picture. I had a hard time staying serious long enough while making a really dumb pose. 

When taking pictures of someone else, I would say to make sure you don't make them feel insecure about certain features that aren't there best, because it's bad to make your model uncomfortable. 

Emotions

                                                             Blog Post # 16 

Confused

                          Depressed

Embarrassed 

Frightened 

Guilty 

Happy

Hopeless

Hysterical

Lonely

Sad

Shocked 

Shy 

Smug

Suprised

                                                                          Suspicious 

Panning

Blog post #14

                                                                                                  

The thing about these cameras is they want to focus everything so the pictures didn't turn out to look like they were actually panning. I really hate these pictures to be honest because there really sucky. 

I feel this was the most successful picture I took because it looks the most blurred , but the subject (the car) is in focus. I just find panning really weird to be honest because its like u have to move the camera when ur subject moves. 

This is my favorite Picture because this is my BFFL and she's such a model. my pictures didnt blur because i didnt pan right and this is really upsetting. 

Shutter Speed

Blog Post #13

For this photo, I used 1/2000 shutter speed and the photo came out. in order to get this photo I had to have the model keep jumping like a million times before I got the actual picture.

The camera was on auto when I took this picture so I don't really remember what the shutter speed was on . In order  to get this photo I had to lay on the ground and have someone stand over me and just let all these berries fall. we had to do this about 6 times before we even go the shot.

I cant remember the shutter speed or aperture that these last two photos were set on .

If I could make a guess I would say probably 1/2000 shutter speed because the sunject was moving really fast .

Now this shot is pretty blurry ,but this is my favorite jumping shot .

                                                                                  

Depth Of Field

Blog Post #11

This is my best depth of field thing because I just really like palm trees and i like the sky in the background and i like this picture in general. 

This is my best depth of field place because i'm just winning at life because these pics are REALLY GOOD. 

This is my best human depth of field photo because the other ones were re5263ally crusty and this turned out okay. 

This is my best shallow depth human photo because Jeana has really pretty hair and the wind was blowing so yeah. I wish those people weren't photobombing my pic becuase they kind of ruined it. 

This is my best Shallow depth of field thing photo because i just really like this photo. 

This is my best shallow depth of field photo place becaus it turned out way better than all the others and i like fences. 

Creative Controls

      Questions

1. Which Aperture makes a wider hole in the lens for light to come through?  F/5.6.
2. Which Aperture lets more light into the camera to hit the image sensor? F/5.6.
3. Which Aperture keeps more of the foreground and background in focus? F/11.
4. Which Shutter Speed is faster? 1/200 second.
5. Which Shutter Speed keeps the door in the camera open for more time? 1/30 second .
6. Which Shutter Speed is best for stopping action? 1/200 second.

1. Set 1: AV mode f3.5 , f5.6 , f8

The first image is dark and not sharp in the background. The second image has less shadows, but is still really blurry. The third photo is way more bright in the background, but is still blurry. in the third photo, the flower is lighter than the other two.

Set 2 : TV mode 1/10 , 1/60 , 1/500 PERSON NOT MOVING

My photos are backwards. the bottom photo is 1/10 of a second , the middle is 1/60 of a second, and the top is 1/500 of a second. now in the bottom one i was moving the camera way too much , that was not Bri. The Top photo captured the most. 

3. Set 3 : TV mode 1/10 , 1/60 , 1/500 PERSON MOVING 

This photo is obviously the best photo because it captured everything as if she was not moving. 

1. In your own words, define “Depth of Field". Depth of field is how blurry or sharpened a picture is. 
2. Explain a situation where you would want to use a wide Aperture and what composition style would this help you achieve?  I would us fill the frame because you can get a cleaner and sharper photo. 
3. Describe two ways different shutter speeds can affect your images. a slower shutter speed will make more moving objects blurry , while a faster shutter speed would capture moving things and make them still.