Ten rules of Photography

Depth of Field (shallow and wide)- Whats in focus.

Light (angle and intensity)- Where is the light coming from and what angle and how bright is the light. 

Shadows- Shadows are dark where theres light their is shadows. 

Diffusion- Reducing the intensity of the light 

Exposure- How the picture looks to out eyes is it light or dark. 

Aperture (f-stop)- Inside the lens is how big the opening is small or big or somewhere in-between. 

Shutter speed- Inside of the camera its actually the mirror and tells us how fast the mirror opens and closes inside of the body of the camera. 

ISO-Is about the sensor inside of the camera and how sensitive it is to light. 

Types of lens: 

Telephoto- Allows you to zoom in closer to your subject. 

Prime- Does not zoom at all it is fixed to a certain lenght.

Wide angle- Wide viewing angle 

Timeliness- When something happened 

Proximity- How close happened to you

Conflict- Fighting we like fighting

Human Interest- How interesting someone is

Prominence- How important someone is

Impact- Something crazy happens and you want to see it again that omg moment

Novelty- Something different something unique


Aperture- The bigger the number the smaller the opening. The smaller the number the bigger the opening the more light but less focus. 

f2.8 Shallow depth of field 

Lens have a min and max of depth of field

Shutter Speed- 1/600 fast and gets good focus. Curtain that covers the lens that opens and closes and how fast. Want to make clear high shutter speed. 

ISO- Lower the ISO the clearer sharper and smoother picture the hight the ISO the more you see grain and it tells the camera how much the sensor is to light.