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f2.8 f16 1.Eyes 2. The smaller the aperture the larger the f -number, the larger the aperture the smaller the f-number 3. A large aperture will bring the foreground and backround in focus  High shutter Slow shutter 1a.  1/125 2b.   1/125 3c.   1/200 4d.  1/200 5e.  1/125 6f. 1/200 a.  1/60 b. 1/60 c. 1/80 d. 1/80 e.1/60 f.1/80 Aperture priority: the camera automatically sets the aperture     Shutter priority: you set the shutter and the camera automatically sets the shutter speed     Manual: where you set both the aperture and the shutter speed 1. make image more bright  2. use when there is enough/too much light 3. use when you need more light

1-I liked the photo because it is artisitic and something i've never seen 2-I dont know i think its simplicity 1-outside 2-none 3-look for animals and things in nature and around us

I didn't encounter getting the photos of the first prompts except finding intetresting places to get photos. There wasn't toom any places inside where you can get good photos. I found myself thinking about whee i could go to get a good frame picture because there wasn't alot of places to take a photo with objects surrounding another object that would look good on camera. If i could do the assignment again i would take more pictures outside because i could use the trees as a good aspect of framing. I am interested in shooting the promts again but maybe in a different place.

1.Simplicity 2. Rule of thirds 3. Lines 4.Balance 5.Framing 6.Avoiding mergers

For my first photo simplicty photo i chose the falling man because that photo is ver y simplistic. It is simplitic because the only thing in the picture is a falling man with a building in the backround. The photo was focused on the man and there was no details in the photo which relfected simplicty. For my second photo i chose the photo with smoke above manhattan. This photo follows the rule of thirds because the smoke leads to the buildings being covered with smoke at the left side of the photo. Rule of thirds photos have off center subject placement which the photo has. For my third photo i chose the destroyed buildings up against the cloudy sky I chose this photo for the rule of lines because all of the buildings after they have been destroyed look like lines. This photo is a unique rule of lines photo because usually the lines lead to something interesting but in this photo they just lead to the sky which i kinda like.

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