shutter speed 1&2

1. shutter speed is the time it takes for the shutter to open and close.

2. slow shutter speeds are useful to create blur in a photo's background or subject and when needing to capture more light in a dark photo

3. fast shutter speeds are useful to capture moving objects that are moving fast and to capture objects moving clearly

4. to prevent camera shake, using a tri pod is good to keep the camera steady

5. i think i have a good understanding of shutter speed and i am able to use this knowledge when i want to capture more light when taking photos at night and when i want to take photos of dance

Flicker

principle of design: i used emphasis in this photo by making the background darker so that the sparks stand out

element of art: i used lines by using the line of the finger to direct it to the sparks from the lighter

rules of photography: I used simplifies background to make the hand and the lighter stand out more

Colour Blind

principle of design: i used movement in this photo to create a blur with the image.

element of art: i used colour to add more drama to the photo and draw more attention to the subject

rule of photography: i used dominence by making my subject all one colour to stand out against the black background.

Fetch

principle of design: i used movement in this photo to make it seem as if the dog is truly running past the viewer

element of art: i used lines by using the lines on the floor to direct the viewers eye toward the subject

rule of photography: i used a simplified background to draw attention to the subject

Camouflage

principle of design: i used unity by using the same colours in the photo to make the photo look whole

element of art: i used anagoulous colours to make the photo have the same hue

rule of photography: i used movement into the frame the highlight the person walking and the panning action

Swish

principle of design: i used emphasis in this photo by using red to make the ball and the rim stand out

element of art: i used complimentary colours with the blue sky and the orange/ red ball and rim

rule of photography: i used leading lines by having the line of the building lead to the ball

Joy

principle of design: i used balance by creating a vast amount of space for the sky as much as the subject, making the photo feel more equal

element of art: i used space by leaving a lot of negative space in the top of the photo to add another focus

rule of photography: i used rule of thirds in this photo by keeping the subject in the bottom third of the photo which created a new perspective for the photo

Stepping Off

principle of design: i used movement to add direction to the photo to guide the viewers eye

element of art: i used lines because the shape of the subject leads the eye in the photo out of the frame

rule of photography: i used fill the frame by making sure all the movement of the subject took up as much space as possible