Alejandra Gonzalez

Make a list  of the 8 parts of a camera found on the front: Shutter button, lens mount, red-eye reduction, lens mount index, lens release button, mirror, microphone, built in flash.  Make a list  of the 4 settings seen in the viewfinder display: AF point, shutter speed, aperture value, ISO speed.  Make a list  of the 12 parts of a camera found on the rear: Eyecup, viewfinder eyepiece, LCD monitor, MENU button, playback button, wi-fi lamp, access lamp, set button, ISO speed setting button, quick control button, display button, erase button.  Make a list  of the 7 settings seen on the LCD Monitor Screen: Shooting mode, shutter speed, battery level, shots remaining, image recording format, ISO speed, aperture value Make a list  of the 10 parts of a camera seen from the top: Focus mode switch, speaker, strap mount, hot shoe, power switch, mode dial, flash button, main dial, zoom ring, focus ring.

What are the three types of photographers (according to the article)? The three types of photographers are technical, artistic, and those that have good artistic visions and combines technical knowledge to achieve that vision. What are the three parts of the exposure triangle? Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. What is aperture? Aperture is a circular opening in our lens that is adjustable from a very small circle to almost as large as the lens itself.  How is aperture expressed? Aperture is expressed through eh use of light in your lens and how much light is created.  Which is the bigger opening? f22 or f2.0 Explain your answer. f2.o is the larger opening because in fractions it is bigger. A whole step (or stop) represents what in relation to the number next to it? The doubling or having light through lens.  What is Depth of Field (DOF)? How much of the image within the range of the camera wether it is shorter or longer.  What three things determine DOF? Aperture, distance to s

1. What was the shoot? Nine multiple views 2. Create a brief analysis of the technical skills you used and what went right and what needs improvement. To create these pieces I had to get under a shade of light because the light was too bright and while shooting I thought of how the viewer would find interest in these pictures to make them better. Something that needs improvement in my shoot is making a clearer view to the viewer in depicting what I want them to get out of the shoot. 3. Create a brief analysis of how this shoot expresses something about you and makes it unique to you as the photographer.  Like me this shoot is very intriguing to the eye and make the viewer want to know what exactly is this piece. As a photographer this piece is unique because you rarely see a metal face and different objects mad into an actual face which surprises the viewer. 4. Create a brief analysis of the message and what you hoped to communicate, how successful you were at communicating it, and

Does Prof Robson’s philosophy of photography apply ONLY to cell phone (iPhoneography) photography? No, you are able to use any camera you know how to work to take a great picture. What are the four areas of Prof Robson’s philosophy of photography? The four areas are Composition, seeing light, being present, and the camera. According to Prof Robson, what is the main goal of every serious photographer? Serious photographers must be attentive, have good habits, know how to use their subject, light, and composition. Also you must look at the story of the image to lure you viewer and use the rule of thirds to focus on how you want your image to be portrayed.  What are some of the decisions a photographer makes with EVERY image EVERY time? By using the rule of thirds and understand composition to lure the viewer to your vision. How much have you ever paid attention to the light? It’s direction? It’s color? I sometimes pay attentions to light and color when wanting to take a beautiful pic