Framing pictures

These two photographs are examples of "framing" the photos we took. The top photo isn't a great example of one because the fence that was suppose to frame the photo is very blurry, because it was zoomed in too much. The photo on the bottom is a little bit better because the "frames" in the photo isn't as blurry as the top one and the computers make for a better frame on the sides rather than the fence that  cross over the shot.

ISO

This imagine was the second shot I took testing out the iSO setting on the camera. This was taken on a dark rainy day in front of the school, so there WAS a shadow casting over the photograph. Using iSO is made the photo much more brighter and it came out very clear.

Night Portrait

This shot on night portrait is very good because the main point in this image is focused in on and the background is very blurred.

Portrait mode; so-so

This is not a good shot on portrait mode because it 's not effective because even though the background is blurred the leaves aren't fully focused on.

Portrait mode

This portrait photo is good because it follows the rule of thirds and the background is nicely blurred out. Also, the shadowing in this photography makes the photo look more professional.

Rule of thirds fail

This composition photo of rule of thirds composition is not effective because there's too much in the background and the railing makes everything look gross and i hate it.

Rule of thirds

This photograph is effective because the rule of thirds composition shot came out really good and the natural lighting on the tree makes it looks awesome.