Clayton Traub_Aesthetics and control

 To hold or not to hold



24mm focal length and 1/125 shutter speed:






24mm focal length and 1/15 shutter speed:







24mm focal length and 1/2 shutter speed:





44mm focal length and 1/125 shutter speed:





44mm focal length and 1/15 shutter speed:







44mm focal length and 1/2 shutter speed:




How deep



Set 1
Focal length: 15mm


F4


F5.6


F8


F11


F16


F22





Set 2
Focal length: 45mm
F5.6

F8

F11

F16

F22





Set 3
Focal length: 22mm
F5.6


F8

F11

F16

F22




Equivalent exposures

Set 1
Focal length: 19mm
F8 
1/60 shutter speed 
ISO 200

F11
1/30 shutter speed
ISO 200

F22
1/30 shutter speed
ISO 800






Set 2
Focal length: 23mm
F8
1/60 shutter speed
ISO 200


F11
1/30 shutter speed
ISO 200

F22
1/30 shutter speed
ISO 800





Set 3
Focal length:35mm
F8
1/60 shutter speed
ISO 200

F5.6
1/125 shutter speed
ISO 200

F11
1/125 shutter speed
ISO 800





You know better















Comments

  1. Clay TraubOctober 25, 2021 at 9:47 PM

    Over the past 8 weeks, I have learned that the characteristics of light greatly impact how a photograph looks and feels. I have learned that lighting is very important to photography and I have learned that I have a lot of control over the lighting when taking pictures. Some of the principals I have learned about include highlights and shadows, hard and soft shadows, color temperature, direction, and intensity. Exploration of my camera's manual controls have given me a better understanding of how to shoot manually and how to properly expose my photographs. When I take photographs in the future, I will pay more attention to the lighting and apply the principals which I have learned and I will use my manual controls on my camera.

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  2. Sierra EstepOctober 28, 2021 at 12:18 PM

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    1. Sierra EstepOctober 28, 2021 at 12:36 PM

      Hi Clayton,
      I think that your images for this assignment were unique and showed what you have learned in this class. I like how much you experimented with lights and darks. I also like how zoomed in your images were because it made the images more about the elements of photography and less about the objects themselves. The only suggestion that I have would be that your last image might be a little too dark.

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    2. Clay TraubOctober 29, 2021 at 1:49 PM

      Thank you for your comment. Your feedback is valuable and I will make sure to incorporate it in the future. I am glad to hear that the experimentation I used was effective.

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