#iso1600

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The Dark Rift

nate rayfield

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[wickedhours]

13 / if your life paused for a day and you could go anywhere you want and do anything you want, where would you go?

ASK MEME N°13 ⸻ if your life paused for a day and you could go anywhere you want and do anything you want, where would you go?

"it's only for a day, so i guess leaving the country isn't the best option... but it's not like there's anything going on in my life right now that prevents me from doing anything i wanted already..." no, she has already been feeling like her life has been on pause for the past two months, unable to move forward because she doesn't know what's next—and stepping into the unknown is not necessarily something she's keen on. "i think i would just leave the city, and go wherever my feet take me. i haven't been outside of the city in a long time and i think i'd just like a break from ... all of it. maybe it would help clear my mind a bit."

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Shedd Aquarium, Chicago

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Lakefront, Chicago

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Stanchions

[elfaninde]

F/1,7 1/8 3,44mm ISO1600 motorola e(7)

Pacova, Heliconea

[xiamdahisrp]

1/200 F10 ISO1600 ‘Giving Value’

The Shutter speed determines how long the lens stays open for, is just how long that barrier stays open to let light into the image. The Aperture is the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter the camera. The ISO is the international standard of measurement that determines how sensitive a photographic film emulsion or is your camera’s sensitivity to light. The ISO is how you can adjust the exposure on your camera.

125 F10 ISO 1600 ‘Best Photo’

Our first photo taken we didn’t have any problems since the assignment already gave us our values to follow, I’ll say it was kinda easy. In this picture (Given Values) I liked how the pictures looked because it looked dark and it made the object look very ominous. Now in the seconds picture its were we started to ha e difficulties, in Adjustment #1 we couldn’t understand how we could find exposer, we thought that finding the correct exposure was for it to have more light but our giving valued were 125/5.6/ISO 1600 but on the teachers computer our F was 4.5 so turns out apparently we moved the aperture. That’s why the pictures background looks blurry instead of looking correctly. When we opened up the aperture our value was 125 / 5.6 / 1600. We only reached a shallow depth of field. The third picture was the Adjustment #2 we closed the aperture to reach the correct exposure to reach the deep depth of field, our new values were 125 / f.10 / 1600. The background looks very pretty and focused and has no blurriness, I think this is how the picture should’ve looked like in the #1 Adjustment. And lastly on Adjustment #3 to reach the correct exposure without compromising grain we lowered our ISO because it was too high to reach the desired balance. Our final values were 20 / 9.0 / 400.

And for my last part , The reason why I chose that picture, is because i love how clean and decent my background looks and the main object (rainstick) looks very detailed. The colors in the picture especially the red look very vibrant and so does the white. Even though the picture is not well adjusted somehow it looks very good to me. Anyhow I enjoyed this activity even though it was a little confusing, I had fun.

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Nailsea - Nov ‘20