1. Wide Aperture: When a picture is taken with a wide aperture, the main subject will be in focus and the background will be blurry.
2. Narrow Aperture: A picture taken with a narrow aperture will usually have everything, or almost everything in focus.
3. Fast Shutter Speed: This means the lens is open for a short amount of time allowing it to stop the motion of the bike. If the shutter speed had been slow when this picture was taken, the bike and person riding it would have been blurry.
4. Slow Shutter Speed: The clouds and water look smooth and blurred here because the lens was open for a longer period of time.
5. A photography or editing topic I am interested in: Portraits! I have never done much with portrait photography. For some reason I have always felt more comfortable doing macro photography but I would love to do more portraits because I feel like those mean a lot to people.
These are not photos I took but photos that were on unsplash.com.
I really love the overall look of your blog! The pictures you chose for each topic were great and really added to what you had already communicated! Can’t wait to see more!
-Kellie
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Thanks! Can’t wait to work with you!
I really liked your choice in images. It’s also neat how you’re interested in learning more about portrait photography. Personally, it’s one of my favorites!
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Thanks! Can’t wait to work with you!