Shadows

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  • 1/2000 sec: f/6.3: ISO 400: Manual: Pattern metering
  • 1/2000 sec: f6.3: ISO 400: Manual: Pattern metering


  • Online Picture
    This picture has good composition because of the angle. I like how it’s compromise. The sunset makes it better. it’s because how it hit the angles. The photographer made this great how he/she edited it.
    Another reason why this has great composition because the water glances if it’s reflection. The reflection brings out the shadows. These shadows brings out the picture more. This editing is very great, the level, and contrast brings it out. This composition picture has the best reflection.

Composition

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  • This picture looks like from then old ages, which catches my eyes
  • The picture has this good black and white texture which I like
  • It catches my eyes with that mosquito, with that circle around
  • This sunset looks amazing, focuses on the statue
  • The photo captures the people and the background
  • The colors are great with this photo
  • The photo focuses on the hands
  • It’s the sky the catches the attention
  • The hill is where it’s at, sun hits at the good moment
  • This picture has very good details on sides
  • This black and white picture looks amazing
  • It’s the clouds that has my attention

PICS

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FADED

Black and white
I’d say this picture has good texture, because the way how they took this. It’s the editing that makes it good. I like they did this. This texture is amazing, waves clashing together makes it better. Texture makes this pic better than the original. This is great texture because how it looks.

What I learned about camera exposure and camera modes. Per. 6

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What I learned about, Aperture, Shutter speed, ISO Speed. I learn how to change the controls the areas of the light. The more light the less exposure you have. The camera has many different modes. A camera’s shutter determines when the camera sensor will be open or closed to incoming light from the camera lens. Shutter speed’s influence on exposure is perhaps the simplest of the three camera settings: it correlates exactly 1:1 with the amount of light entering the camera.