Lighting

I picked these three pictures because I thought they showed the most contrast in the lighting of different times of the day. All of the subjects are taken by the lake in Hatfield, WI. I think that evening light is the best. I think it is the best because it is the most dramatic of all the lighting, but also it can take away from the more important subjects if there are any. I think that mid-day night is the worst because it has no special effect on the picture. 

Picture 1: Morning

Aperture:f 5.0

Focal Length:11.8mm

ISO:160

Shutter Speed:1/60

Picture 2: Mid-Day

Aperture:f 5.0

Focal Length:4.6mm

ISO:160

Shutter Speed:1/60

Picture 3: Evening

Aperture:f 5.0

Focal Length:120mm

ISO:160

Shutter Speed:1/60

Reflections

For class we had to do a reflection shooting assignment. I like how the trees reflected off the water. I wish there would have been more colors involved in this picture.

Aperture:f 6.3

Shutter Speed:1/60

ISO:160

Focal Length:16.9mm

Again I like the trees reflecting off the water, and this one has more of a verity in colors. Maybe if i could have gotten more of the trees and less of the beach it would have been better.

Aperture:f 5.0

Shutter Speed:1/60

ISO:160

Focal Length:37.7mm

I like how the fallen leaves are apart of the picture and you can also see the reflection of the tree in which they could have fallen from. Again the brown leave are boring so maybe if there was more color.

Aperture:f 3.2

Shutter Speed:1/80

ISO:160

Focal Length:9.41mm

Animal Morph

For an assignment in my photography class we had to take a picture of yourself, and another picture of an animal. I took a picture of a bob cat and a bear that I had in my house and replaced the eyes and mouth on both of the animals. I really liked this assignment because we got to be creative and it was really fun to do!

Your Gonna Miss This, Your Gonna Want This Back...

This is just a post of my last year of volleyball, I'm going to most defiantly going to miss the game, the friendships, these girls, the bounds we have all formed, and just all of it! 

Patterns

I picked this one because I thought it was a great example of a pattern. I think one thing that could make it better is if there could be more color variety in the picture. I was just a picture of a folder.

Aperture:f 3.2

Shutter Speed:1/30

ISO:370

Focal Length:8.2mm

I like this picture in black and white rather then in color. This is a wall of my grandpas barn and I loved the pattern it has.

Aperture:f 4.5

Shutter Speed:1/40

ISO: 3200

Focal Length:32mm

This is another example of a pattern that I liked. I really liked the contrast of colors that are present in this photograph. I think if there was more to the pattern it would be more interesting. 

Aperture:f 5.0

Shutter Speed:1/60

Focal Length:120mm

ISO:200

I like this picture because it is a little plan but it is also interesting at the same time. Maybe if the color wasn't grey, i would be more interesting. 

Aperture:f 3.2

Focal Length:7.3mm

Shutter Speed:1/60
ISO:400

Replace the Sky

For my Photography class we had to take pictures of the sky, and crop and put them into a different picture. In the first one, the  original, I thought they sky was boring so, I took different picture were I like the sky and put it in the picture.

Lines, Lines, And More Lines.

One assignment for my school Photography class was lines. We had vertical, curved, diagonal, and horizontal.  I picked these because I thought they were the ones that portrayed the specific lines the best.

We also had to do a leading lines. This makes you look up the up the tree to the top of the tree. This was one of my better leading lines pictures.

Aperture:f 5.0

Shutter Speed:1/80
ISO:320

Focal Length:43mm