- my friends
- flowers
- me
- sunset
- smiles
- people
- fun
- colors
history timeline
- Camera obscura: 5th century B.C
- Photochemistry: 18th and 19th Century
- Daguerreotype: 1837
alphabet photography
5 things I’ve learned:
- responsibility
- editing
- multitasking
- patience
- being open to try new things
tripych
studio portraits
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- exposure: 1/1600sec; f/5.6; ISO 12800; manual; pattern metering; focal length 103.00mm
25 to describe studio portraits:
professional, fancy, nice, style, bright, intense, cropped at shoulder, creative, creative, clean, artistic, unique, pure, beautiful, balanced, interactive, delicate, soft, natural, movement, character, passionate, candid, movement, detailed.
camera modes
There are many types of camera modes, and all of them do something different. automatic modes, portrait modes, Marco mode, landscape mode,
sports mode, night mode, movie mode, semi-automatic modes, shutter priority mode, program mode, fully manual mode, and manual mode all work for different things. The recommended camera mode for when starting shooting would be manual.
word text
self-portrait with text
exposure: 1/125 sec; f/3.5; ISO 100; aperture priority; spot metering focal length 18.00mm
fun, hyper, energetic, smart, nice, kind, bright, helpful, sincere, loving, organized, understanding, wise, dependable, easy going, observant, patient, trustworthy, reliable, peaceful, joyous, practical, polite.
travel poster
3 geographic covers.
this cover caught my attention because the man is with the elephant. the elephant looks at peace. elephants are going extinct and the man seems to be helping him.
this cover is eye catching because it a tornado passing through the title. it looks like a lot of greys and blacks and it all comes together.
this cover catches the eye because it has multiple things going on in it. there is two other planets in the cover that makes you think about the title.