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Illuminate Evaluation 

This image I captured during my illuminate project, this was a real challenge for me to be able to photograph an image like this in this sort of location the timing was perfect the location was great only problem I had, was the lights from surrounding areas hitting my object. Another issue I came across when doing this project was illuminating the subject without getting light trails bouncing from the car being captured by the camera. I had to be careful when photographing this photo as I had to make sure I didn’t pick up any noise which I kind of did catch, but to get the image I got, I used an ISO of 6400 which is a very high ISO and is the reason why I got noise in my photograph. Other settings I used for this photograph was f-stop of f/32.0 which is a very small aperture I done this to prevent less light getting into the camera to stop the photograph being too over exposed. I think used a shutter speed of 1/8, which is a slow shutter speed I done this again to make sure I had enough time to light my object without making the image over exposed. If I were to do this project again I would probably do it a lot differently I would pick the same location but different area where there is a lot less light that falls onto my subject and so I will be able to use a lower ISO.