Emma Learns Photography

Depth of Field  Shutter Speed: 1/250 Aperture: F11 ISO: 1600 (I realize now that in order to shift the brightness, I should have changed my ISO to 800. Looking back this is what I would have changed) Shutter Speed: 1/100 Aperture: F29 ISO: 1600

Emma Ridley   Professor Sally Bozzuto   Digital Photography I   September 24, 2018                                                                          Reading Assessment I 1.        Thesis:  “ Careful descriptive accounts by insightful critics using carefully constructed language offer the kind of informed discourse about photographs that increase our understanding and appreciation of photographs.” (36)   2.        Examples  that support this thesis are the principles for describing photographs such as descriptions being factual, criticized, and data-processed. Also, the description of a photograph is highly dependent on interpretation, and relevancy is a determining factor to figure out ...

Shutter Speed and Motion Slow Shutter Speed Shutter Speed: 1/40 Aperture: 14 ISO: 1600 Fast Shutter Speed Shutter Speed: 1/60 Aperture: 7.1 ISO: 1600

Bracketing and Inspiration Images by Emma Ridley Intro to Digital Photography SS: 1/200, F5.6, IOS 400 One Stop Darker 1/125, F5.6, IOS 400, Camera Meter at Zero 1/80, F5.6, IOS 400, One Stop Brighter Question: What is bracketing and what setting did you manipulate on your camera, by what increments (in stops) in order to achieve it? Answer: Bracketing is when one takes multiple photos of the same subject, however one is required to adjust the exposure for every picture (shutter speed, IOS, etc). For my submission, I adjusted my shutter speed by three increments in order to achieve a true display of bracketing. Any other adjustment was too subtle to show up. Because this was shot during sundown, it was important to dramatically change the shutter speed in order to showcase bracketing.