Static photos Still life: Still life 2 Here the static lines are used to drag the eye to the dominant element which is the milk Portrait Landscape Architecture. Dynamic photos Still life Portrait Landscape Landscape 2 Architecture Essay My first images, I archive static composition by using vertical and horizontal lines which gives the image a appearance of stationary or not moving. Also shooting the image in a straight angle will give the image a static composition. Dynamic images usually the idea of movement and energy. For my last images, I archive dynamic composition by using diagonal lines and by shooting the image at an angle. Knowing the main or dominant element is very important when you are deciding if a image is static or Dynamic. For example if your take a picture that is 50% statics and the another 50% is Dynamic, the best way to decided if the c...
Form : This images archives form by giving a sense of a three-dimensional object. Value: This image archives value by having lot of whites, blacks, and grey tones. Shape: This image archives shape by having a two-dimensional pentagon. Space: This image archive space by having the fence wires as the negative space and the colorful octopus as the positive space. Color: This image archives color by having lot of high saturates colors. Texture: This image archives texture because you can feel the tree's roughness. Line: This palm has lots of lines going outward which draws the eye around the whole picture.
Part A: Aperture doesn't not have two Ps. Part B: Shutter speed is how much time the camera's light sensor is exposed to light. Thus, the greater the shutter speed, the greater will the brightness of your image will be and the smaller the shutter speed, the lower the brightness of your image will be. The highest shutter speed a fairly expensive camera can handle is usually about 1/4000s and the lowest is typically about 30 seconds. You most be carful when you raise the shutter speed too much and don't change the other exposure settings ( ISO and Aperture) because it can your image to be too bright and too bright image is not possible to recuperate because all your information is lost. Shutter is speed is the first exposure setting that you usually want to adjust/change when you want to shot a action shot. Aperture is how much of your lens is open and exposed to light. This also depends on the same principle as shutter speed: The greater the Aperture, t...
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