Seslee Photojornalism Blog

Simplicity: It is vary clear what the subject is. Rule of thirds: Not centered but on the edges  Lines: there is a line going through the photo Balance: The photo is balanced the 2 of them are doing the same pose framing: the subject is framed in a way mergers: it looks like the pool is coming out of his head 

1.  Joseph Nicéphore Niépce 2.  heavily polished sheet of silver-plated copper 3. Portraits  4. . Shutter speed     . Aperture     . ISO 5. .  Matrix Metering (Nikon)     .  Center-weighted Metering     .  Spot Metering 6. the example the article gives you is if you are trying to tack a headshot  of a person with the sun behind them  7. the vary specific subject the article suggest is bird photography  8. . Program        . Shutter Priority      . Aperture Priority      .  Manual   9.  In Shutter you manually set the camera’s shutter speed and the camera automatically picks the right aperture for you, based on the amount of light that passes through the lens. were as in  Aperture mode, you manually set the lens aperture, while the camera automatically picks the right shutter speed to properly expose the image. You have full control over subject isolation and you can play with the depth of field. 10. manual focus you have to focus the camera your self Autofocus it does

  What I like about this photo is that is has leading lines and a lens flair. the lens flair is not to big but it is there and it looks cool. It also has a good depth of field the trees are more in focus than the background.     What I like about this photo is that there is leading lines up to Sadie the person I took the photo of. I also like the semute of the photo with the pulls on ether side of her. If I could retake this photo I would have gotten a little closer to the person I was tacking the photo of but besides that I like this photo.

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