Final Exam

1. The famous photographer who "stormed Normandy" with the soldiers in WWII was Frank Scherschel. 17 of his photos survived. He created the magnum agency with help of Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger & David "Chim" Seymour

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   A. Portrait of Dog as an Artist

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This is my favorite photo because :
The lighting in the picture looks nice.
In the photo, everything is in focus.
Farley is smiling & his hair looks nice.

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This is my best photo because:
It shows Pattern.
The angle in which I took the picture is nice.
The bricks stand out.

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6. Three benefits to working in groups:

  1.It Enhances social skills.

  2. Not all pressure is on one person.

  3. Gives you a support system.

7.Three disadvantages of working in groups:

 1. Not everyone agrees on the same things.

 2. Sometimes not all group members are present.

 3.Everyone has different ideas.

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9.I was on time to class.

10. My favorite Taylor Swift Song

Three Best Photos

This is one of my best pictures because:
The lighting looks nice.
The picture is in focus.
Farley stands out because of his white shirt.

This is one of my best pictures because:
It shows Pattern.
I like the angle I took the picture in.

Favorite Photos

This is one of my favorites because it was funny to take.
It was fun to take because we were having fun.
Most people wouldn't be willing to take a picture with a box on their head.

This is one of my favorites because Ashley was enjoying the book.
Ashley was actually reading out loud.
Ashley's hair looks nice.

This is my favorite because its also funny.
It was fun to take this picture because they were confused.
They had no idea what they were doing but were willing to let me take pictures of them.

Group of f/64

Sonya Noskowiak took many portraits of people that are still famous to this day.

Three Different Photos at F/7.1

Shutter Speed: 1/80
ISO:1600

Shutter Speed: 1/100
ISO:2500

Shutter Speed: 1/50
ISO:1600

Studies In Shutter Speed

Photo at1/30th of a Second.

Photo attempted at a fast shutter speed. (1/500)

Studies In Depth Of Field

Photo at f22.  

At f22 everything in the picture is in focus.

 

Photo at f2.2

At f2.2 the foreground is in focus & the background isn't.