Two photos of the same subject taken with different F-Stops
Below are two pictures taken on September 22, 2012 at 10:40am in a field just down from my house. The wildflowers and ivy have grown over the hay bales.
The first picture has an F-Stop of 22 and the bottom picture has an F-Stop of 3.5. Although there are subtle differences in the two pictures, the differences are not obvious upon first sight. The second picture has clearer leaves in the foreground and more definition to the flowers and the colors.
EXIF Data: Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel
F-Stop: f/22 Exp. Time: 1/60
ISO: 400 Focal Length: 24mm
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
EXIF Data: Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel
F-Stop: 3.5 Exp. Time: 1/2500
ISO: 400 Focal Length: 24mm
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Two photos of the same moving subject with two different shutter speeds.
The two pictures below were taken on the UH campus during class on Monday September 17, 2012 . The pictures show the falling and pooling of water from one of the fountains. The first picture has a shutter speed of 1/8 sec. and the second picture has a shutter speed of 1/200 sec. There is an obvious difference in the photos. The first picture presents the water as more of a blur or a streak. The second picture presents more individual drops of water although there is still a bit of a blur. The pooling in the first picture is not as clear as in the second photo.
EXIF Data: Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel
F-Stop: f/36 Exp.Time: 1/8 sec
ISO: 400 Focal Length: 49mm
Exposure Program: Shutter Priority
F-Stop: f/8 Exp. Time: 1/200
ISO: 400 Focal Length: 49mm
Exposure Program: Shutter Priority
This picture represents the composition technique of Dominance through non-conformity. There is a large variety of buttons in this picture, all shapes and sizes, but the pink one is what stands out!
EXIF Data:
Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel
F-Stop: f/14 Exp. Time: 1/200
ISO: 400 Focal Length: 55mm
Exposure program: Shutter Priority
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