Unit #2

The three aspects of the exposure triangle are ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture. ISO adjusts how sensitive your sensor is to light, Shutter Speed effects how long or short your shutter is open for, and aperture effects the pupule of the lens and it also effects depth of field. ISO can make your image brighter and darker, Aperture can compensate for this by  making the pupule smaller or making it bigger, and making the shutter speed quicker or slower. I have had many aha moments when doing photography many times I tweak the settings of my camera and take a picture and figure out that that is the setting that I need to use when taking photography at that time of day. I think a challenge that was a bit hard for me was the freezing action because my camera was being weird and when things were in action it would stop shooting for a second which would sometime cause me to miss the shot. And light painting was a bit hard. I think I enjoyed light rails the most just because it was interesting to see how adjusting the different aperture and ISO settings affect the image.

Panning

Light Painting

Motion Blur

Light Trails

Halloween Challenge

Gordon Parks