This is a slideshow presentation about one of the most iconic images in history. Website sources:– 8 photos of the US’s iconic wilderness (bbc.com) (Slide 5)– 32 Iconic Photos You really Need to See (Famous Photos) (expertphotography.com) (Slide 3)– 25 Most Iconic Photos That Changed the World (fixthephoto.com) (Slide 4)– Top 15 Most Iconic Photos … Read more
Close Encounters: A Photo Essay of Backyard Nature Ever since I was very young, I’ve been fascinated by the natural world. I, along with my family, enjoy taking vacations through the provinces of Canada like Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. It is always the beautiful landscapes and inhabitants that catch my interest. Unfortunately, I have … Read more
The images below show the ten elements of composition from David duChemin’s The Composition Checklist (flexed.ca). #1 Orient the Frame #2 Orient the Frame #3 Isolate Your Subject #4 Isolate Your Subject #5 Consider the Depth #6 Consider the Depth #7 Watch Your Edges #8 Watch Your Edges #9 Let the Eye Move #10 Let … Read more
The images below show the effects of front curtain (1st curtain) sync and rear curtain (2nd curtain) sync. a) Front Curtain Sync Timothy Waving Flashlight Toy Car Rolling Past Timothy Swinging Sword Marbles Rolling on Ceramic Dish b) Rear Curtain Sync Two Cars Driving Past Falling Feathers Oscillating Fan Intentional Camera Movement: Lamp
The images below show the effects of focus modes: single shot autofocus (AF-S), continuous autofocus (AF-C), and manual focus (MF). Single Shot Autofocus Architecture: Prince Albert Court House Still Portrait: Mother Landscape: North Saskatchewan River Continuous Autofocus Street: Car Backing Up Manual Focus Astrophotography: Night Sky Macro: Feather Barbs Still Life: Egg and Feathers
The images below show the effects of metering modes: Matrix metering (X), Centre metering (Y), and Spot metering (Z). Scene X Scene Y Scene Z
The images below are the initial images, followed by the HDR (High Dynamic Range) image.
The images below are two different scenes that show the effects of Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB). Scene #1 “Rubber Ducky Meeting” For Scene #1, I prefer the right image with the EC of +1. It looks more cheerful and bright. Overall, the image captured the scene I imagined. Scene #2 “Grown in Canada” For Scene … Read more
The images below are two different scenes that show the effects of adjusting Exposure Compensation (EC). Scene #1 – Predominantly Bright For Scene #1, I prefer the left image with an EC of 0. That is because it looks more warm and serene. The image captured the vision I was going after more than the … Read more