1. Passion:is vital in photography. In order to shoot interesting photos, you must be passionate about the photo. It is the thing that created beautiful images. When you lose the passion in taking photos, it can result in the photos not being interesting.
2. Lighting: is very important in photography. It is important because the lighting in a photo can change the whole look. As a photographer you must observe and decide what lighting works best for the photo.
3. Details: can play a huge role in the photo as well. It is important because detail can captivate the audience. To capture detail, you must hold a steady hand and have good lighting.
4. Shooting: like a Pro but Thinking Like a Student is important in photography to help yourself grow. When shooting you should always give it your all like you’re really pro. However, it is important to remember there is always room for improvement So, you can progress as a photographer.
5. Auto: can be just the right thing in some cases. le is important because it can be very helpful in photos capturing action. It makes it a lot easier to get clear shots.
6. Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO: are 3 very important things in photography. It is important to understand how to use these tools correctly to guarantee good shots because each plays a role in focus, lighting and noise in the image.
7. Eyes: are very important in photography to connect the viewer. When photographing people, eyes can be very important because they show emotion. It is what draws the viewer in.
8. Shooting First: is important in photography. It is important to stay focused on the subject when shooting and just making sure you get a good shot. Obsessing over things like filters and such will do you no good as you can fix them later in editing.
9. Experimenting: is important as well. It can be fun to explore different styles in photography when you stay within a certain style of photos. It can keep the process and end result interesting.
10. Editing for Reality: is important to connect with reality. When editing, it is important to keep things like emotion and circumstance in mind. It captures real life in a way that is relatable to real life.

Aesthetic, Dark, Lighted, Guerita, Morenita, Demure, Cute, Basic, Personal, Visual

I want to go here because I love how this reminds me of a dream that I never want to wake up to. It’s dreamy and somewhere you can spend the rest of your life at. This is the perfect place I want to live at.

Focal Length: 24.00mm Exposure: 1/125 f/8, ISO 400

Focal Length: 18.00mm Exposure: 1/80 sec; f/16, ISO 400

Focal Length: 46.00 mm Exposure: 0.5 sec; f/32; ISO 1600

Focal Length: 80.00 mm Exposure: 1/160 sec; f/32; ISO 3200

Motion Sharp (Online Image)

Motion Blur (Online Image)

When trying to get your camera to achieve sharp action photo you must need a really fast shutter speed. With the speed of shutter speed you get to get more faster and quicker photos that are more action oriented. This helps photographers achieve the cool, unique photos. As for motion blur, you need a slow shutter speed. This allows light get to the camera sensor, capturing motion blur. With a slower shutter speed when you follow something it creates motion blur, these photos are unique and create good photos.

Personal Collage

In my collage, you may see various things that are food, people, places and things. Each of these things represent who I am and what I love doing and put into my everyday life. I love food because without food I wouldn’t be happy. Mcdonalds, Starbucks, Pho, Sushi are all things I love dearly. Seriously, I love food too much and without it I would be so grumpy. I also love shopping, I love target, the mall, and money. I love trying on clothes and adding things to my closet it’s so fun. I love my photography friends Mary and Stephanie they make this class experience 100x better. I love music so much, I love corrido’s, slow music, calm music, and Nicki Minaj. My favorite artists is the one and only Nicki Minaj, my top 3 are Frank Ocean and Jhene Aiko. I mainly listen to music when I’m walking trying to be nonchalant or studying. This is my collage.

Portrait Modes: Are used to take clear ad vivid portraits of people. This mode selects color settings, set the best shallow depth of field and gives a fast shutter speed for the best picture quality.

Landscape Mode: Is used to take the best scenery of landscape. With landscape mode it gives you more vivid colors and sets a small aperture for the sharpest depth of field.

Sports Mode: Is a mode that mainly focuses on how fast pictures are taken for the perfect shot. To get in sports mode all it does is have a fast shutter speed with wider aperture for shallower depth of field, and higher ISO.

Night Portrait Mode: Is a mode used for night-time. For example, many people use Night Portrait mode for portraits of the moon, with this all it takes is a slightly lower shutter speed.

Close-up Mode: Is a mode that automatically focuses on an object that’s most close to it. It gives wider aperture to give shallow depth of field and possibly a slower shutter speed.

Program Mode: Is a mode that has various similarities with Auto Mode. With program mode shutter speed and aperture is selected by the ISO for you.

Aperture Priority Mode: Is a mode that automatically selects your settings but the main one you can focus on is the aperture. This is so you can select the type of depth of field you prefer.

Shutter Priority Mode: Is a mode very alike Aperture Priority Mode, but differs in shutter speed. This is because you can have control over the shutter speed and capturing a moving object.

Manual Mode: Manual mode is known to be the hardest but most helpful mode to use because you’ll be in control over all the settings. You can change the ISO, shutter speed and the aperture so then you can get the perfect picture you want.

Focal Length: 50.00 mm Exposure: 1/4000 sec; f/5.6 ISO 3200

Focal Length: 21.00 mm Exposure: 1/4000 sec; f/16; ISO 4000

Online Image ( Focal Length: 90.00 mm 1/2000 sec; f/7 ISO 4000 )

Online Image (Focal Length: 80.00 mm 1/3000 sec; f/8.5 ISO 3000)

We can change the depth of changing the aperture. By doing this we can use a low f-stop (f2.8) to get a low depth of field and a high f-stop (f/22) to get a high depth of field. We can also change our focus distance. The closer you are to an object the less depth of field you have. By controlling a focal length, switching up your lens can change the depth of field.

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Frame Image 2

1. My pictures don’t necessarily have strong composition though; it does have very little. Though, I have some frames by Mrs. Navas class as well as a window frame by Jurupa’s campus.

2. My editing consists of Brightness and Contrasts levels that allow the picture to stand out the way it’s meant to be.

3. If I were to do anything differently about these photos is to have more access to rare items and objects that make my picture stand out.

4. Yes, I believe the circular image with the plant on the behind belongs on the homepage considering its beauty and light it brings to the photo and the perfect amount of contrast that adds as the cherry on top.

34.00 mm 1/4000 sec; f/3.5 ; ISO 3200

Focal Length: 18.00 mm Exposure: 1/200 sec; f/3.5; ISO 3200

Focal Length: 24.00 mm Exposure: 1/4000 sec; f/ 4.0; ISO 3200

Focal Length: 23.00 mm Exposure: 1/2700 sec ; f/3.5 ISO 3200

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Amazing, Light, Heavenly, Divine, Nature, Estoque, Nice, Beautiful, Heaven Sent, Godly, Pretty, Adventurous, Holy, Nun, Peaceful, Buddhist, Immaculate, Cutesy, Demure, Calm, Sun Kissed, Exquisite, Tumblr, Aesthetic,

Focal Length: 23.00 mm Exposure: 1/200 sec; f/7.1; ISO 400

Focal Length: 23.00 mm Exposure: 1/200 sec; f/7.1; ISO 400

Focal Length: 30.00 mm Exposure: 1/200 sec; f/7.1; ISO 400

Focal Length: 30.00 mm Exposure: 1/200 sec; f/7.1; ISO 400

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This photo is a perfect representative of an angle. I chose this photo because I was going for something unique and different. As you can see from how this person is standing it’s out of the ordinary. From to the angle of a fishbowl and the beautiful background. This whole photo is unique and outstanding. Though, it might not be the best it still is a perfect representative of what a photo with an angle look like. Photos with angle’s must include the camera facing a different *degree or angle*. In this photo the camera is facing a 90 degree angle that shows nearly have of a 360 degree angle. It’s unique how math can portray a lot of things we see today including in photography.