Shutter Speed and ISO

This photograph was taken with an f-stop of 29.0, a shutter speed of 1/5, and an ISO 110. This is an effective photo because I was able to focus on her being still, and the people in action blurred. I took another photo with the same meta data, but with a shutter speed of 1/30 and there wasn't as much blur of action in the photo. If I used a higher ISO in the photographs I took, I think the photograph would've came out much better.

Shutter Priority

These photograph were taken with a shutter speed of 1/3200 and an f-stop of 8. Because I used a higher shutter speed, I was able to capture her in action without there being any blurriness. This is an effective action photo because I was able to capture her in focus while she was in action.

Shutter Priority

This photo was taken with a shutter speed of 1/10 with a f-stop of 22. This is an effective photo because I was able to capture the stillness of the photo and was able to capture the movement which came out in a nice blur. I like the way it came out because I was able to capture both stillness and action and it came out very nice! 

Manual Focus Photos

This photograph was taken with a shutter speed of 1/2000, with an f-stop of 6.3. This is very effective photo because I  used the right shutter speed and the right aperture with the help of the light meter on the camera.

This photograph was taken with a 1/4000 shutter speed, with a f-stop of 13.0. This photo is too dark because I used the fastest shutter speed which didn't let much light in.  

This photograph was taken with a 1/320 shutter speed with a f-stop of 25. This photo came out like this because I used a "normal" shutter speed but with a smaller aperture.

This photograph was taken with a shutter speed of 1.0 and a f-stop of 25.0. The photo came out like this because the shutter speed was too slow and let in too much light.