One of the things I’m very quickly learning
about photography is that you can take hundreds of pictures and have maybe four
of those will actually be somewhat decent enough to edit. Well it’s either that
or I’m really doing a bad job at this! It’s the former! (Eek I hope!)
So I was being lazy and decided Assignment
2 was not for me, but thankfully my better sense prevailed and these are what I
have to show for about thirty minutes of lying on cold tiled floors whilst my
boobies and ribs were crushed under the weight of my hair. Good Lord, do I need
to work out!
Anyway back to the point!
My fav pair of Iron Fist graced our oh-so-subtle
floor tiles whilst I set up my camera about half a metre away from it and
prepared! Okay so the entire Assignment centres on Aperture which, from my
vague understanding, is the lens of the camera or rather controlling that lens.
Works like the eye’s iris, if the environment is dark it gets larger to allow
light in, if the area is full of light it decreases in size so less light gets
in. So here goes!
- · Camera set to Aperture Priority
- · Smallest Aperture F22 (Photo 1)
- · Take shot. Hold camera still.
- · Largest Aperture F5.6 (Photo 2)
- · Take Shot. Hold camera still.
Photo 1 F22:
Photo 2 F5.6:
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