Casual Portrait

 I like this portrait because I like the lighting and how her hair looks like its flowing in the wind. I also like how she does not pay attention to the camera. I also like the background because you can see trees and a wooden post meaning she is outside.

I like this photo because of how she also does not look at the camera. I also like how she's indoors and the way she's looking as if she is deep in thought.

Photography Self Portrait

 I like this one because I like how she is framed and looks like she is coming out of a wall. I like how the wallpaper has the leading lines effect and it points to the lady. I also like how the woman looks curious about something.

I like this portrait because of the lighting and how the girl looks like she doesn't care. She just stands there like its a normal day not caring and I like how she's holding the camera like she took the picture. (Which she could have I don't know though)

Environmental Portrait Photos

 I like this one because I really like the background. Its dark and gives a small spooky feeling. I like the subtle lighting from the lamp at the top and how there is a guy in the doorway looking like he will come down the stairs. 

I like this one because I like how she is not looking at the camera which makes the person wonder what she's looking at and can use imagination. I also like how there is no color but the image still pops.

Self Portraits and Portraits 1

Facts:

1. Play with eye contact.
2. Introduce a Prop
3. Take Unfocused Shots

Shutter Speed

 Slow

Fast

1. Sun still out: 

    a. Slow

    b. Slow

    c. Fast

    d. Fast

    e. Fast

    f. Fast

   Dark:

    a. Slow 

    b. Slow 

    c. Fast

    d. Slow

    e. Slow

    f. Slow

    g. Slow

2. Aperture Priority- You can set the Aperture, and the camera will automatically choose the shutter speed.

    Shutter Priority- You set the shutter speed, and the camera will automatically choose the Aperture.

    Manual- You set both settings yourself. (Shutter speed and Aperture) 

    

Aperture

f/2.8

f/16

1. Eyes
2. The smaller the aperture the larger the f-stop, and the higher the aperture the smaller the f-stop.
3. The aperture impacts the depth of figure by changing how clear/ sharp the main subject looks. It is the same with the background.

Emotions to Photos

1. At first it was all happy and the photos of the couple were cute, but as you scroll along you see the woman gets sick and when you see the picture of them shaving her hair you know that she had cancer. It got sad really fast and this is something that people deal with everyday.

2. Photo express who, and what we are. We use photos to express emotions, show everyday life, or even getting a point across to someone. This quote means that these pictures are not just pictures they are a moment that were captured to show what happens in this situation.

3. Yes, because cancer runs in my family and I would like to get a point across that this happens everyday. People get sick with cancer everyday and have to suffer everyday from this. If more  people are aware of this they could learn to be healthy and some wisdom from these people.

4. I would want to say your not alone. I've been in your situation before and it's never good for this to happen. She is in a better place now and she is in no more pain. Things get better.