Advanced Photo Composition

Rule Of Thirds

 Balancing Elements

Leading Lines

Symmetry and Patterns

Viewpoint

Background

Create Depth

 

Framing

Cropping

Mergers And Avoiding Them

Hurricane Ike

I Chose To Add This Picture As A The Rule Of Thirds. Because The Man Has

Plenty Of Room To Walk In The Picture And. I Also Like This

Picture Because It The Man Looks Really Small

Next To The Building.

I Chose This Picture For Balance, Because Theres Lots Of Shapes

Including Ovals, Triangles, Squares, And Rectangles. The People And All

Of The Objects In This Picture Form Shapes. It Is An Interesting Picture.

Biography On Ansel Easton Adams

 
Ansel Adams Was Born In San Francisco, California February 20, 1902. He Was 82 When He Died. In Monterey, California On The Day Of April 22, 1982. He Was A Photographer, Who Was Best Known For His Black And White Pictures. His Parents Olive Bray Adams And Charles Hitchcock Adams Were In The Upper Class. Because Of That He Was Home Schooled.

Pinhole Finale

Differences: The Negative Picture Is Darker Than The Positive Picture.

The Negative Is Flipped , The Parts That Are Darker In The Negative Are Actually Lighter.

The Positive Is More Visible And Understandable.

What Happened With The Negative Photo? The Lighter Parts Of The Negative Picture Was Actually Lighter.

 

Definition Of Negative: Noting An Image In Which The Brightness Values Of The Subject Are Reproduced So That The Lightest Areas Are Shown As The Darkest.

 

A Negative Image Is A Total Inversion Of A Positive Image. Therefor Light Areas Appear Darker And Vice Versa. A Negative Color Image Is Additionally Color Reversed With Red Areas Appearing Cyan, Greens Appearing Magenta And Blues Appearing Yellow.

 

 The Bending Of The Picture Occurs Because The Light Bends Away From The Normal.

Composition 9/11 - the basics

Simplicity

I Chose This Photo For Simplicity Because It Has A Plain Black Background, And Its Main Focus Is On The Eagle.

The Rule Of Thirds

In This Photo, You Can See That The Little Girl Has Plenty Of Room To Go On The Photo, And You Can See Her.

Lines

 In This Photo The Line Is Visible And You Can Understand Whats Happening.

Balance

This Photo Has Many Different Shapes: Triangles, Circles, And Rectangles.

Framing

In This Photo You Can See That It Has Good Framing, Also Because It Didn't Cut Anything Out And The Main Interest Is Noticeable. 

Avoiding Mergers

 

In This Photo There Is No Mergers. The People In This Photo Are Not Cut Off, You Can See Their Whole Body.

Great Black And White Photographers Preview

Walker Evans
Graveyard, Houses, and Steel Mill,
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
1935

 

 

Ansel Adams
Nevada Fall,
Yosemite National Park
c. 1932

 

 

Tina Modotti
Roses
1925

Single-lens reflex camera

Autofocus: Focus Can Be Adjusted Manually By The Photographer Or Automatically By An

Autofocus System.

Parallax: Causes Framing Errors In Close-Up Shots.

Focus: The Viewfinder Can Include A Matte Focusing Screen Located Just Above The Mirror System To Diffuse The Light. This Permits Accurate Viewing, Composing And Focusing, Especially Useful With

Interchangeable Lenses.

 Pixel: The Smallest Addressable Screen Element; It Is The Smallest Unit Of Picture That Can Be

Controlled.

Aperture: A Usually Circular And Often Variable Opening In An Optical Instrument Or Device That Controls The Quantity Of Radiation Entering Or Leaving It.

 

Shutter: A Mechanical Device For Opening And Closing The Aperture Of A Camera Lens To Expose Film Or The Like. 

 

Exposure: A. The Act Of Presenting A Photosensitive Surface To Rays Of Light.

B. The Total Amount Of Light Received By A Photosensitive Surface Or An Area Of Such A Surface, Expressed As The Product Of The Degree Of Illumination And The Period Of Illumination.

C. The Image Resulting From The Effects Of Light Rays On A Photosensitive Surface.

 

Depth Of Field:  The Range Of Distances Along The Axis Of An Optical Instrument, Usually A Camera Lens, Through Which An Object Will Produce A Relatively Distinct Image.

 

F-Stop: The Setting Of An Adjustable Lens Aperture, As Indicated By An F Number.

 

Focal Length: The Distance From A Focal Point Of A Lens Or Mirror To The Corresponding Principal Plane.

Pinhole Camera(:

I Chose This Picture Because It Has A Great View. The Photographer Kinda

Rotated The Camera. It You Look Really Closely At The Trees You Can See That The Trees Are Moving, And Theres A Very Small Blur. The Focus Is On The Buildings And The Trees, Are Out Of Focus. This Picture Is Warped: On The Buildings But Specially The One On The Right.

I Put This Picture Because I Don't See A Point To It. There Is Action Going On In This

Picture, And Theres Also A Big Blur, Mostly At The Bottom Right Corner. In My Opinion I Think That There Is No Focus On This Picture. And I Think That It Is Not Warped.