Wednesday, February 3, 2010

When I took this photo I used a 200 ISO. I didn't want to use a higher ISO because I didn't want to loss the detail of everything that surrounds the water. The focal point to this photo is the tin tub. i wanted that to be the focal point because it was a different color then everything else but also it makes the viewer look at the detail of everything around it to. I was very happy with how this photo turned out because i really like the compensation of this photo.


This photo was taken with a higher ISO. I took this photo with a 800 ISO. I look back at this photo and i am not sure if that was the right thing. I feel that I lost some of the detail that i could of had in this photo with using a higher ISO. But I really like how the sun is peeking around in the back of the photo. I feel that it adds a warm tone to the photo but it was really not warm at all. I am not very happy with how this photo turned out in the end.
This photo was taken with a low ISO. I took this photo with a 100 ISO because I didn't want to loss any of the details in this photo. I feel that this photo has a great compensation because your eye goes to the stool. The stool is what I want to be as my focal point. Also with having a lower ISO I kept more of the detail of the snow in this photo. Overall i am happy with how this photo turned out.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

This photo was taken with a -.5 compensation. There was so much light that I need to make the photo darker. So I went to go into the negative side of the spectrum. I feel that this photo has good colors that travel through the picture. The viewer would see movement through the picture because of darker colors that I have in the frount the lighter background. Your eye keeps moving to the back.


This photo was taken with a 1 compensation. I had to use a one because the room had soft lighting and it made the photo look better. In this photo I was trying to fill the frame with something that meant a lot to me. My dog Abby means the world to me. The reason for it being so close is because I was trying to get the detail of her fur. I thought that I did a good job on getting the detail in this photo.


This photo was taken with a .5 compensation. There was a little sun to help make natural light and that is why I used a lower compensation. In this photo I was trying to capture a little of everything. I took a great picture of a tree over the water and I also feel that i have a good natural color to this photo.
This photo was taken 1.5 compensation because I need the photo to be lighter. The day that I took my photo there was not a lot of sun and I need to make it lighter. The focus of this photo is the detail in the wood. I made the back blured so that the logs would stand out more.