1.When you want to fill in shadows or add light to your subject in a dark or low-light setting.

2.Don’t need a handheld light meter

3.Flash sync is a computer-controlled system that synchronizes your flash and shutter release.

4.Evaluative through the lens

5.Black bands are the result of your shutter curtain blocking a part of the image during the exposure.

6.Bounce flash diffusers provide a different approach to softening the light.

7.In photography, a slave unit is a flash accessory that is used to fire another flash remotely

8.Lower the ISO, ISO determines the sensitivity of the camera sensor

1. Yes
2. Bachelor’s degree in marketing, new media or relevant field, 5 Years Agency Experience Required, Automotive Background and Experience Required
3. i would want this job because of the pay.
4. 165k a year
5. I believe I would be able to support myself with the amount of money.
6. equipment and storage
7. For my actual career i would like to become an real estate agent or a doctor but being a photographer doesn’t sound like it would be a bad idea, i would definitely have it as a plan B.

2.curatorial and project assistant, riverside

3senior graphic designer, Ontario

4.vehicle photographer, riverside

5.real estate agent, California

I would describe my subject as a young teenage boy who is very nonchalant and photogenic. I was able to capture nice angles and good lighting with little amount of editing. Trying different colors definitely made my subject pop out more. I do wish i tried using more of the two different colored gels to get that two-color image, but I didn’t. I really enjoyed doing this gel studio, I would love to do it again someday.

 

1. -The camera’s LCD screen might be a good way to tell if what you’re doing is right, but it’s not entirely reliable in conditions like harsh sunlight.

2.RAW

-shooting in RAW format will give you access to the full capabilities of your camera.

3.Selecting focusing points manually

-Your camera has the option of selecting the autofocus points for you, but it can’t always anticipate correctly.

4.Learn all AF modes

-Most cameras come with different autofocus modes like One-shot AF, Servo AF and AI Autofocus.

5.Aperature priority

-In aperture priority mode, your camera will vary the exposure settings depending on the aperture value you set

6.Shutter priority

– it gives you complete control over shutter speed while making all the other settings automatically

7.Control motion blur

-Motion blur often comes from using a shutter speed that is too slow for holding the camera in your hands

8.Manual White balance

-recommend learning to set white balance manually, according to each lighting situation.

9.Drive modes

– there are three of them: single shot, continuous low and continuous high.

10.ISO

-Learn how to select the correct ISO value depending on the lighting conditions.

11.Auto-ISO

-auto ISO will help you when shooting hand held

12.Exposure compensation

-It is a +/- scale that will tell your camera to increase or decrease exposure, depending on your needs.

13. Manual exposure

-The last stage of learning how to use your camera’s settings is full manual control.

 

Jurupa hills football stadium back view

HDR stands for high dynamic range in photography. Dynamic range is the range of the lightest tones to the darkest tones within a photo.

How to have good HDR.

-set up your camera

-take a correctly exposed image

-take an overexposed and an underexposed image

-consider results

-blend files together

-enhance your HDR file

 

Here is a second photo at the rally featuring a girl and a boy hosting the rally.

Here are a group of soccer players sitting down for the rally.

Here is a student walking through Zeus’s lounge.

Here are two students dabbing each other up.

Henri Cartier-Bresson was renowned for his expertise in candid photography, skillfully capturing the essence of each moment. His remarkable ability to remain inconspicuous allowed him to seize those perfect, spontaneous shots. His concept of “the decisive moment” has become legendary, emphasizing the importance of capturing the peak of action. Additionally, Cartier-Bresson played a significant role in the establishment of Magnum Photos, a highly esteemed organization in the photography industry. Through his extensive travels across Europe and Asia, his photographs vividly narrate the stories of different places and eras. By opting for black and white, he achieved a timeless quality in his iconic images. Furthermore, his proficiency with the 35mm Leica camera, which was groundbreaking during his time, further solidified his status as a professional. Cartier-Bresson’s immense influence can be observed in the work of numerous contemporary photographers.

27.00mm 10.0 sec f/16 iso 100 M

I think this image was accomplished by using the right settings and using like a big pole/stick like and spinned it in a circle around them.

These 3 ads really express the product and makes it standout. The beautiful backs all 3 have.

1. The company I’m representing is iPhone.
2. The product is the iPhone 13 Pro Max.
3. The target audience are for those who are looking for an upgrade/better phone.
4. On billboards or ads on social media.
5. I used strobes and soft boxes to make it look perfect.
6. All I needed was a good black background and some fake iPhones to go well with this photo.

22.00mm f/10 1/250 sec iso 600

22.00 mm ; 1/250 sec; f/10 iso600

22.00 mm ; 1/250 sec; f/10 iso600

 

Siskind turned the medium of photography on its head, taking pictures of found objects that were simultaneously true-to-life and abstract. I personally think this style is very unique and intriguing, you don’t see it very often. You cant quite tell what his images are. 

. There are two kinds of power packs symmetric power packs and asymmetric.