Tuesday, February 15, 2011

depth of field




1.depth of field is the distance between the nearest and farthest image or how much is in focus in a photo
2.a large depth of field has a lot in focus a small one doesn't have many
3.my pictures show depth of field with a large depth of field for the most part




Daily Image Feb 15 , 2011

What I see is a man, trees, grass, road, and a swamp. Its look like he making a path. The colors that i see are green, brown, black, white, blue. Some words that relate to this image happy, successful, strong, on track. What i think the meaning of this image is that he might be making a path for himself. It shows a clear focus on the point of interest.

Friday, February 11, 2011

Daily Image Feb 11th

What I see is a man he might be in a bar. I see cups, paper. He might have some problems. The colors I see is gray, black, white. Some words that relate to the image is stress, beat, dread, restlessness, worried. What I think the meaning of this image is that he might have some problems like he might cant pay his bills or he lost his job. It shows a lear focus on the point of interest.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Daily Image Feb 9th

What I see is a man and kids. They look like they are in school but outside. The colors i see is red, green , white, blue, brown, gray, black. Words that relate to the image, blessed, cheerful, glad, happy. What i think the meaning of this image is that they are happy because they are in school learning. It shows a clear focus on the point of intersect.

Thursday, February 3, 2011

DAILY IMAGE OF FEB 3,2011

What I see is a little girl. She is in her garden.the colors i see is green, blue, brown, purple, white. i see a oval. words that relate to the image is calmness, peacefulness,relax,quiet,cool. what i think the meaning of this image is that her garden is where she can go and be by herself and have time to her self. it show a clear focus on the point of interest.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Daily Image Of Jan 11,2011


What I see is people talking to each other and trees and buildings. It look like they in a park or on a school campus. The colors that I see is black and gray. I see straight lines. The words that i would use to describe the picture is peaceful, calm, soothing, cool, smooth. What i think the meaning of this picture is that you can go somewhere and just think. It show a clear focus on the point of interest and it shows the rule of thirds.

Friday, December 17, 2010

Technique Essay

Briana Raiford


In Digital Photography class you will learn about some of the things like the rule of thirds, fill your frame, and framing your shots. I choose them because I think that they are important in digital photography. So I talk about some so read it and I hope you will learn something .

One of the first things that you will learn about in digital photography class ids the rule of thirds. Some people don’t know what the rule of thirds is. The rule of thirds is lines that you cant see that break an image down into thirds. The lines break it down in horizontally and vertically lines.

Another thing you will learn about is fill your frame. In fill a frame there are three options that you can use to frame your picture. When you take a picture much sure that your legs are in a form when you take a close in shots. And don’t always relay on your cameras. And on most digital cameras they have zoom lens and all DSLRs. And sometime you can zoom in manually at home after you taken your shots.

The one that I think that’s important is framing your shots. Because in framing your shots you can draw attention to the subject of your image by blocking other parts of the image with something in the scene. Here are some benefits of framing a picture. Giving the photo context like for example a scene with an archway can tell you something about the place you are by the architecture of the archway. And giving images a sense of depth and layers when framing a shot put something in the foreground which adds an extra dimension to the shot.

I hope you learned a little about framing your shots, fill your frame, and the rule of thirds. And if you need more information you can go to www.digital-photography-school.com.