Andy's Photography Blog

The exposure triangle is F/5.6, 1/60 SEC, ISO 125. Some of the editings I did was make the lighting a little better so that it draws out the colors. and then I also edited the color so it stood out more. something that went well for me was the shoot and the in camera work getting things in focused and keep them crisp and clean. something I could work on is maybe the clarity of the photo so it stands out more and adds texture to the photo. I learned that using a tripod helps out the image stay in focus and clear.

For this phot the exposure F/5, 1/500 sec, ISO 100. we learned in photoshop how to blend and merge photos together and make them one unique photo. I added three photos together fixed the color in them and made it feel like one and make them blend together. something that went well was taking the photos and figuring out what I wanted to do but something that went wrong was my editing. I feel like I could have spent more time trying to piece it together. something I could improve on is editing my photos because you can take a good photo but to make it better you need to edit it and I feel like that can help me out the most.

There are a lot of different exposure triangles for all photos. for the first photo, the triangle is F/5, 1/125 sec, ISO 1600. for the second photo, it is F/5.6, 1/200 sec, ISO 100. the third image is F/5, 1/125 sec, ISO 3200. for the final image, it is F/5.6, 1/125 sec, ISO 3200. What I did for the editing I cropped down the unwanted space that doesn’t need to be in there. then I add texture so you can feel like you are in the photo and can actually feel the photo. I bumped up the colors so it feels warm and colorful. something I could improve on is the quality of image make it look crisp and clean and not a lot of noise. I learned that cropping is very important to photography because you don’t want useless space in your photo. Overall I think that photos can be better but I wish they could have looked better from a different angle

The Exposure triangle is ISO: 100, F/ 5.6, 1/320 sec. In this assignment, we were asked to go out and take a set of photos that we can piece together of the area we were in and then bring them into class and merge them together. Some of the editings we did was merging the photos together and then your basic editing like color, exposure, etc…. Something that went well for me was the editing because I understood what we had to do to merge the photos together and edit them. Something that didn’t go well was how I spaced the photos out so it gave me some wrinkles in the photo which made me have to reshoot. Also, check my camera setting and make sure that everything is correct. I would improve my photos by making sure that the camera settings are correct.

The exposure triangle for the bullet casings is ISO:125, F/ 5.0, 1/100 sec. and for the other, it’s ISO: 160, F/ 4.5, 1/100 sec. Something I did during editing was I increased the hue and saturation, which made my colors appear brighter and more colorful. Something that went well was how the exposure and the lighting outside was because the photo isn’t overexposed which is good but the lighting also gave it more of a dramatic feeling to my photos which is what I was kinda hoping for. Something I learned was to use a different setting in the camera to make the photo feel warmer and darker to give it the feeling that I wanted. something that could’ve gone better was the focus of the subject, so its a clearer image.

For this picture, the exposure triangle is ISO 400, F/5.6, 1/500. Some editing I did on this photo was I cropped out all of the extra space that wasn’t needed and was an eyesore. Also, maid the color stand out a little more by making the grass and leaves be greener and brighter. Also a little bit to the bridge. Something that went well for me was Being able to take this photo was great conditions and also having the camera angle away from the light so it shined more on me. Something that I could improve on is the overall focus of the photo. I learned how to make a great scene and work with the lighting that I have and how my camera works to take a self-portrait.

For both of the pictures, the exposure triangle is Iso 200 F/5.0 1/100. For this assignment we where asked to take some texture shots and landscape shots and combine to make 2 new landscape pictures that is ower own. The editing we did was overlap the photos and make the one underneath show up as much as we want. Something that went well for was the in-camera setting like the exposure and lighting because it allowed me to focus on the subject and the color of the landscape then trying to figure out if the exposure is correct. Something I learned is how to overlap two different photos and make one appear on the other one to create my own type of art. Something I could work on was trying to get a better focus on my subject and make a more crisp photo.