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In optics, an aperture is the hole in the camera lens through which lights travels. it controls the amount of light that gets in to the camera. The aperture determines the focus and brightness of the image. In a combination with Shutter Speed it regulates the degree of exposure to light. A…

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Shutter Speed is the length of time that the shutter opens and closes again. If the shutter is opened for a long amount of time - for example 14 Seconds - the image will be over exposed and be too bright. If the shutter is opened for a short amount of time - for example 1/4000 of a second - the…

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Silhouettes are when the image has a normal background but the object in the foreground is blackened out and you can only see the outlines.

This effect is achived by taking readings from the lightest area in sight and adjusting the settings until the dial reaches “0”, finding the right …

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My Own Work.

Silhouetting

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My Own Work.

Slow Shutter Speed

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My Own Work.

Aperture - f Number

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Using Reflections and Angles, we can make buildings come alive and give a different Perspective to them.

Using Mirroring

Using Silhouetting

Using Angles

Using Reflections

Using White Space

Using Shutter Speed

Using Light

ARCHITECTURE IS THE STUDY OF BUILDINGS AND THEIR FORM.

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Alphabet City is the project in which we had to find objects around the city that resembled letters of the alphabet.

For Example:

Actual Letters

City Shapes That Resemble Letters

More City Shapes

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Alphabet City is the project in which we had to find objects around the city that resembled letters of the alphabet.

For Example:

Actual Letters

City Shapes That Resemble Letters

More City Shapes

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Depth of Field:

Shallow Focus: only the foreground is in focus [this would be a low aperture e.g. F2.8, F3.2]

Deep Focus: the entire image is in focus [this would be a high aperture e.g. F16, F32]