This is a photo of an outdoor wall light. It is the light attached to my house on my front porch. Taken with the rule of thirds, the light is placed on the right line and at the top right intersection. For this photograph the ISO is 100, the shutter speed 1/30, the f-stop f/14, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 25 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a fire hydrant. It is the fire hydrant in front of my house, and in the background is my neighborhood. Taken with the rule of thirds, the hydrant is placed on the right line and at the bottom right intersection. For this photograph the ISO is 100, the shutter speed 1/200, the f-stop f/5.6, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 55 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a Lego Minifigure. The figure is of Andrea from the Lego Friends series and she is placed on a sidelight on my porch. Taken with the rule of thirds, the figure is placed on the left line and at the bottom left intersection. For this photograph the ISO is 100, the shutter speed 1/40, the f-stop f/6.3, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 27 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a dried mushroom. It is the underside of the mushroom cap which are known to be called gills. Taken with the leading lines technique, the stem and other textures of the mushroom create lines that lead to the center. For this photograph the ISO is 3200, the shutter speed 1/40, the f-stop f/32, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 39 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a chandelier. It is the view of it from being under it and looking up at it. Taken with the leading lines technique, the geometrical shape of the chandelier and the edges of the ceiling create lines that lead to the chandelier. For this photograph the ISO is 100, the shutter speed 1/50, the f-stop f/8, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 18 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a pear. It is nudged between two pillars of the banister of my stairs. Taken with the leading lines technique, the banister of the stairs creates vertical and diagonal lines that lead to the pear. For this photograph the ISO is 400, the shutter speed 1/15, the f-stop f/9, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 21mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a glass jar. Inside the jar is just some soil and what is left over from a failed attempt at growing lavender. Taken with a bird's eye perspective, this photo looks directly top down at what is inside the jar. This photo can also be an example of a framed perspective, as the rim of the jar frames, what is inside. For this photograph the ISO is 100, the shutter speed 1/30, the f-stop f/4.5, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 20 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a tree. It is a tree from my backyard with its leaves changing color for the fall season. Taken with a worm's eye perspective, the photo is at a low angle, up close to the trunk of the tree, and looks up at it while being directly under it. For this photograph the ISO is 100, the shutter speed 1/100, the f-stop f/7.1, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 18 mm. November 2022
This is a photo of a magnifying glass. The magnifying glass magnifies the directions/silhouette as to where to place the stamp and address on the post card. Taken from a framed perspective, the magnifying glass frames the focus of the photo. For this photograph the ISO is 200, the shutter speed 1/25, the f-stop f/5.6, with the white balance on auto, and the focal length at 18 mm. November 2022
