Online Critiques/Blogs

I find Online Critique helpful, from learning different perspectives of assignment and students work. Comments are useful to encourage photo critique an improvement. The only problem was that many other students talked very low such as "me" but comments was much helpful to make changes in photo works. Asset Assignments online use well professionally, not many students show up in class, yet; the assignment in blogs are posted and that helped others knowing what needed to be done by the professor. No changes made...Online critique is a good choice for class.

Animals

Minerals

Vegetable

Slow Shutter Speed-Glass of water

The first was the assignment trying to pull of the drip.

The bottom was just an example of a start up, basicly practice to me. thought I  input the photo.

Blue Moon

Examples: Shallow and deeper depths of field-Mallard and Pink Flamingos

I enjoy so taking aperture shots and these are examples that I took at the zoo.

Slower Shutter Speed-Bubble Water

I had gone back to the same pond area where I could shoot some slower f-stop pictures, and lucky me there was a small pond next to a well where water was rising making awesome shape bubbles and pops like on the left corner of the pic. This was challenging for me to actually get the bubble blow up out of the pond. I also didn't want the camera to get soaked so I thought doing a far shot be okay.

Fast Shutter Speed-Wheel on fire

Deeper Depth of Field-Leaves on the water

Leaves on top of the water. Texture on the leaves was challenging using the light and dark to try not to over expose nor under exposed.

Shallow depth of field-Tin

Deeper Dept of Field-Polar Bear

Using a smaller aperture but a larger F-stop.

Shallow Dept of Field-Kitten

Curves and lines

I like how the beautiful lines and curves are on a seashell and the details it gives us.

Dowa Yalanne Mountain

Sacred Mountain of Zuni, the Dowa Yalanne Mountain.