The Canadian Pics

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Underexposed:

This photos has a lesser amount of light.

Blurred:
In this photo the camera wasnt able to crisp out the image because the camera was moving.

Extreme Rule of Thirds:
In this photo I put the subject (the flag) off to the side making it extreme rule of thirds

Overexposed:
This photo was given too much light

Tilted Horizon:
A tilted horizon is when the photo looks like its not right or not straight

Unusual Focus:

This photo is an example of an unusual focus because it is focusing on the person's hand not his body

Tilted Horizon:
This is and example of tilted horizon because it is focusing more on the sand than the person.

Blur:
This is an example of blur because the objects in the shot are moving too fast for the camera to capture them clearly.

Overexposed:
This is an example of overexposer because the cameras lens is more open therefore making the picture very bright.

Extreme Rule of Thirds:
This picture is an example of ERofT because the subject is farther away then normal for rule of thirds.

some photos i took while in town

here are some shots i took of my family with my canon g10

Slow Shutter Speed

Fast Shutter Speed

Panning

Painting With Light

Multiple Exposures