Exploring Shutter Speed
Stop-Motion- Maximum Shutter Speed
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| The flag waving in the breeze |
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| My friend smoking his pipe |
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| Andrew in flight |
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| A sink filling up with water - I tried to capture the bubbles as they formed and disappeared |
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| A water fountain in the city |
Showing Motion- Minimum Shutter Speed
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| When writing, I often tap my pen against the pages. It's sort of a nervous tick as well. |
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| Andrew walking into the frame |
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| Catching up on my reading before class...really quickly. |
And for the rest of my "showing motion" segment, I attempted light painting at a very slow shutter speed, ranging from 10"-20". I used a tripod, and two flashlights - one regular, LED and another red laser type.
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| A Mask Possessed - in the spirit of Halloween! |
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| A late night studying frenzy at 2am |
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The Moon Lady - I absolutely love this poster.
I tried to make her 'alive' by painting the light in a way as if it looked like it was stemming from her halo. |
Aperture: Focus and Depth of Field
From a Shallow Depth of Field (Min. Aperture) to a Greater Depth of Field (Max. Aperture)
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| My first attempt with this scene, at minimum aperture. |
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| My second attempt, at minimum aperture. |
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| Despite my adjusting of the aperture (and not focus), i still was not able to get a clear background in the picture. Whether it was the subject matter, the dew, or the humidity, it did not come out with a maximum depth of field. Nonetheless, I liked the varying depth! |
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