I picked this picture for avoiding burgers because as you can see the man in the very front looks like the street sign is popping from his back as well as the smoke so he is in the middle of the pictures.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Simple
I picked this picture for simplicity because it is just a fire fighter with the american flag. He was the one helping people who live in America during these tough times.
Balance
I think that this picture shows balance because there is an even amount of buildings on both of the streets that balances the picture out. The smoke and fire is also in the middle of the picture which balances out the picture because it is even.
Frame
I chose this picture for the rule of framing. I think that this picture shows a frame because The man on the latter is shown and the frame of the picture is the broken glass or part of the wall that frames the person.
Lines
This picture from 9/11 shows lines I believe very well. I think that this picture shows lines because the broken pieces standing up have lines or the wood. That is the only thing on the broken picture. Lines.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
The Camera
1. The camera obscura is inside a dark room there is a tiny hole which is created in the wall and inside of the hole you can see the outside which is projected upside down on the other wall. This was the first camera. The hole in the wall is like the lens of a camera.
2. Isaac Newton and Christian Huygens came close to making the first modern camera in the 17th century by perfecting the glass lenses and optics.
3. The parts of the first modern camera that Niépce added was film to create a photograph there was also a glass lens, and a dark box.
4. The modern digital cameras have some of the same functions like Niépce's first camera such as light passes through lenses and into the camera and onto film.
5. Digital cameras use CCD to capture pictures. This is an electronic sensor and the pictures are then stored on computer memory devices.
6. Auto and program mode are popular for modern cameras. Auto mode controls the flash and exposure while program has automatic-assist where you control the lighting and camera settings.
7. The portrait mode is used to blur out the background and the camera will try to use the fastest lens.
8. Sports mode is used to freeze all motion and the camera will then use shutter speed.
9. You should use the half-press trigger when taking a picture because it focuses on what the picture is you are trying to take as well as faster full-press response which is when the camera responds faster.
10. The symbol disabled flash means there is no flash when you take a picture you would use this button to expose the background of the picture.
11. The symbol auto-flash means that the camera will use flash if the camera thinks thats what the picture needs.
12. Too much light in the picture will be washed out.
13. When there is not enough light the picture will be too dark.
14. A stop is used to represent the change in the brightness of the light.
15. There is one stop brighter if there are two suns instead on one.
16. There are two stops brighter if there are four suns instead of two.
17. Longer shutter speeds equals more light.
18. Shorter shutter speeds equals less light.
19. The aperture controls the pupil or opening of the camera.
20. When adjusting the aperture you can adjust the amount of light by setting the F stop. The larger the opening the more light.
2. Isaac Newton and Christian Huygens came close to making the first modern camera in the 17th century by perfecting the glass lenses and optics.
3. The parts of the first modern camera that Niépce added was film to create a photograph there was also a glass lens, and a dark box.
4. The modern digital cameras have some of the same functions like Niépce's first camera such as light passes through lenses and into the camera and onto film.
5. Digital cameras use CCD to capture pictures. This is an electronic sensor and the pictures are then stored on computer memory devices.
6. Auto and program mode are popular for modern cameras. Auto mode controls the flash and exposure while program has automatic-assist where you control the lighting and camera settings.
7. The portrait mode is used to blur out the background and the camera will try to use the fastest lens.
8. Sports mode is used to freeze all motion and the camera will then use shutter speed.
9. You should use the half-press trigger when taking a picture because it focuses on what the picture is you are trying to take as well as faster full-press response which is when the camera responds faster.
10. The symbol disabled flash means there is no flash when you take a picture you would use this button to expose the background of the picture.
11. The symbol auto-flash means that the camera will use flash if the camera thinks thats what the picture needs.
12. Too much light in the picture will be washed out.
13. When there is not enough light the picture will be too dark.
14. A stop is used to represent the change in the brightness of the light.
15. There is one stop brighter if there are two suns instead on one.
16. There are two stops brighter if there are four suns instead of two.
17. Longer shutter speeds equals more light.
18. Shorter shutter speeds equals less light.
19. The aperture controls the pupil or opening of the camera.
20. When adjusting the aperture you can adjust the amount of light by setting the F stop. The larger the opening the more light.
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