THE COMPOSITION OF AN IMAGE
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1. ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed
2. Rules Of Thirds
3. Golden Section
4. Texture
5. Colour
6. Depth of field
7. Framing
PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES
content PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT THE COMPOSITION OF AN IMAGE CAMERA ADJUSTMENT TECHNIQUES THE SHOOTING ANGLES PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES COMPUTER SOFTWARE IN THE EDITING PROCESS PHOTOGRAPHY Long Exposure The idea is that by leaving the shutter open for a longer amount of time, you let in more light and are able to catch where that light is moving to or from. Things that are moving begin to flow, while things that are stationary stay that way. If you’ve ever seen images of waterfalls with that blurry, flowing water, that was done with an exposure of generally a half a second or longer. If you’ve seen images of stars, those images were usually taken at 15-30 second lengths Motion Blur you need to put the camera on a tripod. In order to capture motion blur, the camera must move while you take the image. Your shutter speed should be slower, but not to the extent of a long exposure. Whereas a long exposure could be a second, ten seconds, twenty seconds, etc., a photo with a goa...
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