Axioms

The Axioms we discussed in class are great depth-of-field, shallow depth-of-field, slow shutter speed, and fast shutter speed. In the following photos I will demonstrate those axioms.

Shallow Depth-of-Field
Aperture was at F-stop 3.5. Shutter speed was 1/30. ISO 400.
Focuses on what is right in front of the camera, things farther away are blurry.

Great Depth-of-Field

 Aperture F-stop 22. Shutter 1/1.3
More of the photo is clear and crisp.

Fast Shutter Speed
Shutter speed 1/1600. F-stop 7.1. ISO 400 (Frozen motion)

Slow Shutter Speed
Shutter speed 1/40. F 22. ISO 400. (The ball and his catching hand a blurred.)

I noticed that it was a lot harder to use a slow shutter speed when there is a lot of light outside which is a given. I had to make my aperture much smaller so that less light would come in.

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