Aperture Priority

Day Light 

f 18  1/60

f 5  1/125

Horizon 

f 8  1/500

f 8  1/350 

Artificial light 

f 4  1/90 

f 4  1/90

Panning:

 f 16  1/60

Panning

f 14  1/60

Panning 

f 22  1/60

Panning






Panning 




Peak 

f 10  1/60

Peak

f 14 1/100

Peak

f 8.0  1/350

Peak 

 f 6.7  1/350

Peak 

f 5.6  1/1000

Stop 

f 4.5  1/125

Stop

f 4.5  1/1000

Stop

 f 8.0  1/500

Stop 

f 12 1/200 

Stop

f 10  1/200

Light Painting

Vantage Point

Worms Eye View 1:

Worms Eye View 2: 

Gods Eye View 1:

Gods Eye View 2:

Normal View 1:

Normal View 2:

composition

Texture 1-

Texture 2-

Leading lines 1-

Leading Lines 2-

Fill the frame 1-

Fill the frame 2-

Simplify 1-

Simplify 2-

Reflection- My favorite photos are the simplify 1, because the colors come out really well, it is almost an imperfect/ perfect color. The leading lines 2 is my second favorite because it gives the awkward angle a purpose and also with the library and clock tower in the background gives it a new perspective. My third favorite photo is texture 1 because it is such a simple photo but really detailed shot.

Insperational Photographer

This photo was taken by photographer Morgan Maassen a professional surf photographer. I first heard about Morgan in Surfer Magazine about 3 years ago. He has many different talents of finding the best shot. He manly takes photos of the surf but, since he is a sponsored photographer he gets to do head shots with most of the pro surfers. This photo was nominated in the Red Bull Illume photo contest and it won its category of Lifestyle by Leica. This was shot with a Canon dslr. What I like about him most, is his variety of his cameras like the high-tech DSLR to the 35 mm. 

Montana Sunset

Mavericks