Kam's Cam

Depth of Field Part 1 - Focus Distance Close up- ISO 150 Back up- ISO 150

Barrett Chp. 2 1a. Barrett describes defines description meaning it’s when a person simply analyzes what they’re seeing. The person is asking themselves questions such as “what am I seeing, what is going on in the image…”. The questions a can either be obvious or not so obvious but that process helps you actively identify. 1b. Barrett states that subject and subject matter are different. Subject can be interpreted by one than described accurately. Subject matter has a specific description that is not as interpretive. When we describe subject matter we tend to classify it, and name it. 1c. Form is like the shape of something. It covers the “How” of a piece of content. Barrett mentions how it’s composed, arranged, and constructed. Form takes a view or critic in deeper to the understanding of a piece of work. 1d. Barrett refers to the medium as the core of the object. What specifically and exactly the object it made from. Understanding the core helps us understand the tru...

4608 x 2592 Faster 640 x 480 Slower I shot these photos with my Nikon Coolpix L820. My camera is more of a point and shoot camera so it doesn't have the proper camera settings. 

I found this picture on Instagram. It was take by Cole Cook, one of my favorite photographers. This was taken in Flushing Meadows Park. The photo  stuck out to me because I love how simple the photo is of nature yet still contains so much detail and complexity. I also see it as a bit of an action shot with the leaf falling and Cook captures it beautifully allowing attention to be turned away from it being blurred.  Cole Cook Flushing Meadows Park November 1,2016

LOVE on the Streets of NYC. Bracketing means taking multiple photographs of the same exact scene but adjusting your exposure slighting for each. In the end, you would have one dark, one light, and one in the middle. To achieve this in my photos, I manipulated the exposure compensation in my camera settings. I wanted to keep it simple by taking the photos in increments of 3. The first photo was taken into -0.3, the second, 0.0, and the third, +0.3.