exposure:0.0
ISO 2500
I like the highlights in the icicles and the reflections off the windows. The yellow glow adds warmth to the picture. But I don't like the graniness
Welcome to the Marian High School Photography Class photoblog. It is here where we are able to share images, ideas and well-intentioned critiques. Post when asked, post when able, post when inspired. Always have your camera on and your mind open! Keep smiling! Don't borrow/copy images without asking first - Thanks!
This picture was taken in the Grand Caymans. It actually was somewhat of an accident. I was taking a picture of the sunset and he walked in. I loved the way his hat looked and the way you could see his facial features so I took it anyway. I took it at 1/2000 of a second which made him come out as a complete sillhouette.
I enjoy this picture because I love the way my dog actually has emotion in the picture. My brother was holding her and she started barking at horses. My dog isnt very smart, so she thought she could take them on. This picture makes me laugh, so i posted it. But i took it in b/w and at 1/50 shutter speed with no flash around two o clock.
I just thought it would be kindof interesting, since Meghan commented on my first picture saying that it would be cool to focus in on the snow. I agree and I think that the snow is such an interesting part of the picture. This is a picture that I tried to focus in on the snow. I didnt know if I really liked the picture, so I'm glad meghan said something. This has just about the same settings as the previous picture. If you look close enough right at the focused point you can actually see an individual snowflake and its shape. :)
This picture was taken when it snowed this weekend :) I took it before all the snow fell off the leaves around 11 o clock. I used super macro and center weighting to focus on the red berry. I used an apeture of 2.7 and a shutter speed of 1/250. I thought it was in the spirit of christmas coming up :)
I was accompanying my sister to her band practice last week and i was there to take pictures. Her friend, Darter, had a few solos, and with my camera set on night vision, which has a slow shutter speed [i'm not sure of the exact iso, though] and i had my camera set to black and white. the flash was off and we were in a dimly lit area.
I chose this picture because I really like the lighting. I feel the sparkles in the ball makes it even more alluring. This picture was taken at 11pm in the Shaw's parking lot. The light is coming from the street lights and the shadows are from the rain pouring down on the car we were in. I don't remember the exact settings, I was just goofing around with the camera.
I was trying to take pictures of the top of a train that we have in my backyard, and in order to do that i had to climb on top of this hill to get it. After i got a few shots of the train, I semi-fell off of the hill of mulch i was standing on, and then decided to take pictures of my footprints. Since it ended up looking a little like a face, i decided to post it, thinking it was more interesting than a train. My camera was on the landscape setting without a flash, but I'm not sure of the ISO. The sky was just turning cloudy and it was around 2:00 in the afternoon.