Mini Assignment 2: Depth of Field, Scene 1

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1a)   9-25-18

        Home, Poulsbo, WA

        ISO 400     55 mm     f/5.6     1/25 sec 


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1b)   9-25-18

        Home, Poulsbo, WA  

        ISO 400    55mm     f/8    1/13  sec    

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1c)   9-25-18

        Home, Poulsbo, WA    

        ISO 400   55 mm     f16    1/3 sec


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2a)     9-25-18

           Home, Poulsbo, WA 

           ISO 400    55 mm     f/5.6    1/25 sec

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2b)     9-25-18

           Home, Poulsbo, WA 

           ISO 400    55 mm     f/8    1/13 mm   

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2c)   9-25-18

         Home, Poulsbo, WA    

         ISO 400    55 mm     f/16    1/3 mm   

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3a)    9-25-18

          Home, Poulsbo, WA  

          ISO 400    55 mm     f5.6    1/25 mm   

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3b)     9-25-18

           Home, Poulsbo, WA 

           ISO 400    55 mm    f/8    1/13 mm    

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3c)     9-25-18

           Home, Poulsbo, WA 

           ISO 400    55 mm     f/16    1/3  sec  

Scene 2

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9-2-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400    55 mm     f/16    1/250  sec  

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9-2-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 200    55 mm     f/8    1/400  mm  

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9-2-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400    55 mm     f/16    1/250 sec   

Depth of Field: Reflections & Assessment

In this assignment, we were tasked with learning to focus our camera. This assignment is of 2 minds. On the one hand I was so lost on what I was doing, but on the other hand I was so thrilled to be using my camera. Looking back, I can see what I did and what I could do now. 


Mini Assignment 3: Shutter Speed

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10-1-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

f5.6     1/15 sec

f/5.6 1/30 sec

10-1-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

f/5.6     1/30 sec 

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10-1-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

f/5.6     1/60 sec

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10-1-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

f/5.6     1/125 sec

f/5.6 1/500 sec

10-1-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

f/5.6     1/500 sec

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10-1-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     55 mm     f/16      1/30 sec

Shutter Speed Reflections and Assessment

The purpose of this assignment was to 2-fold. One was to learn how shutter speed impacted a moving target. The other was how capturing a target moving impacted the background. The quicker the shutter speed the more it captured the moving fan blades independently. By moving with the person on the bike, I was able to keep them in focus while the background blurred. By this point, I knew we were learning an aspect of the Exposure Triangle, but still lost on how it all fit together. The practice helped move the concept on paper closer to reality. 

Mini Assignment 4: Lens Characteristics

Zoom FOOT 1

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10-12-18

Home, Poulsbo, WA

10 ft:  ISO 400     f/5.6     0″5     

ZOOM FOOT 2

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10-12-18

Home, Poulsbo, WA

5 ft:   ISO 400    f/5.6     0″5     

Zoom Foot 3

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10-12-18

Home, Poulsbo, WA

2.5 ft:    ISO 400   f/5.6   0"3

Zoom Lens 1

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     50 mm     f/5.6     1/1250 sec    

zoom lens 2

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     75 mm     f/5.6     1/1600 sec


zoom lens 3

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     120 mm     f/5.6     1/1600 sec     

Foreshortening 1

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10-12-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     200 mm     f/5.6     1/60 sec     

foreshortening 2

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10-12-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     50 mm     f/5.6     1/60 sec    

foreshortening 2

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10-12-18

Dale Brynestad, Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     18 mm     f/5.6     1/60 sec    

Lens Characteristic Reflections and Assessment

The purpose of this assignment was to learn 2 ways to zoom in. One was by foot, just walking closer to the subject/object. One was to zoom in with your lens. The 3rd, Foreshortening, helped us learn the different outcomes lens and distance had when shooting a person. YIKES! This is a use of my camera that made sense. I would have liked to edit the quality of the images, but that was not a part of this assignment. 

Mini Assignment 5: The Art of Seeing

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f.5.6     1/400 sec


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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/16     1/100 sec


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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/5.6     1/160

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/16     1/250 sec

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/16     1/400 sec

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/15     1/320 sec

10-12-18 Poulsbo, WA ISO 400 f/16 1/250 sec

10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/16     1/250 sec

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400   f/16  1/125 sec


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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/16     1/100 sec

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10-12-18

Poulsbo, WA

ISO 400     f/5.6     1/400

The Art of Seeing Reflections and Assessment

This assignment was designed to use a normal lens, find a location, and shoot what was happening around us. We were not allowed to move around, but instead embrace what was nearby. I chose to go to a park along the water's edge in Poulsbo, WA. It provided variety and opportunities. I actually liked this assignment. It felt more natural than previous assignments. I felt like I was taking "real" photos. We were not allowed to edit the photos. So, what you snapped is what you get.