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Photography 101

WHO ARE THE PHOTOGRAPHERS?

Agenda Basic Modes Tips for Specific Types of Photography 10 Rules to Remember 1/3 Rule Movement into Space Leading Lines Framing Distractions Lighting Composition Quiz for GOODIES!

Digital Cameras:Basic Modes Automatic Mode: Usually the green arrow on dial. Camera decides all settings Program Mode: Usually the P on dial. One step away from automatic. Keeps the settings you ve programmed. Manual Mode: Usually the M on dial. Opposite of Auto mode you are in 100% control Portrait Mode: Usually the picture of a person s head. Subject very sharp, background out of focus. Adjusts color for skin tone. Landscape Mode: Usually the picture of mountains. Camera tries to put EVERYTHING in focus. Sports Mode: Usually the picture of a person running Increases shutter speed to capture action Night Mode: Usually the picture of a moon. Allows more light into camera to capture low light photos. Macro Mode: Usually a flower icon. Allows for close up photos (be sure not to zoom in this mode). Camera will list closest possible range.

PORTRAIT MODE EXAMPLE Portrait Mode: Usually the picture of a person s head. Subject very sharp, background out of focus. Adjusts color for skin tone.

LANDSCAPE MODE EXAMPLE Landscape Mode: Usually the picture of mountains. Camera tries to put EVERYTHING in focus

Photography Modes YOUR turn! Which photo was taken using the portrait mode (Shallow Depth of Field)? A B

Photography Modes YOUR turn! Which photo was taken using the landscape mode? A B

SPORTS MODE EXAMPLE Sports Mode: Usually the picture of a person running Increases shutter speed to capture action

SPORTS MODE EXAMPLE Cell phone capture from burst mode

MACRO MODE EXAMPLE Macro Mode: Usually a flower icon. Allows for close up photos (be sure not to zoom in this mode). Camera will list closest possible range.

Which is the truest example of A MACRO mode? B C

NIGHT MODE EXAMPLE Night Mode: Usually a moon icon. Allows extra light into the camera to subjects at night/low light.

Photography Modes YOUR Turn!! Which photo used SPORTS Mode? A B C

Digital Cameras: 10 Rules to Remember (Remember this if nothing else!) 1. Set camera to highest possible resolution 2. Fully charge battery, have ample memory 3. Tripod, tripod, tripod 4. Get camera OFF automatic mode! 5. Make sure your photo has a SUBJECT 6. Watch lighting & composition 7. Avoid lag time (Point and Shoot) Press the shutter button down halfway and then wait for the shot! 8. Get in close! 9. Trash the flash 10. Save As not Save

Subject Positioning 1/3 Rule Separate your photo into 3 equal segments Left to right Top to bottom Place your subject where the lines intersect

Photography 1/3 Rule

Photography 1/3 Rule

Photography 1/3 Rule

Which photo used the 1/3 rule? A B

Which photo used the 1/3 rule? A C B

Which photo used the 1/3 rule? (hint: Look at the eyes) A B C

Movement into Space

Photography Movement into Space Always leave space in the photo for you SUBJECT to move into! Subject is in middle of frame Crop photo to show direction of movement Change THIS To THIS

Photography Movement Space Subject is in middle of frame Crop photo to give space for horses to move into EVEN at the expense of the plow! Change THIS To THIS

Photography Movement YOUR TURN! Which does NOT allow for movement in the frame? A B C

Photography Movement A YOUR turn! Which is NOT an example of movement into space? B C

Photography Leading Lines Using fencelines

Using shoreline/dock Photography Leading Lines

Photography Leading Lines Using Space & Light

Photography Leading Lines Using reflections Notice how the rule of thirds is NOT applied here?

Photography Leading Lines YOUR turn!! Which is NOT an example of a leading line? A B C

Photography Leading Lines YOUR turn!! Which is NOT an example of a leading line? A B C

Photography Framing Using nature: Stone

Photography Framing Using nature: Trees

Photography Framing Using man made objects: Fence

Photography Distractions

Photography Distractions No Clear Subject Trash in the photo Trees/power lines growing from heads Cluttered backgrounds Pole growing from head Distracting light fixture Sky in background could be avoided by shooting more to the left with the bush filling the background

Photography Distractions YOUR Turn

Photography Distractions YOUR Turn

Outdoor Lighting Golden Hour (Best lighting) 1 hour after sunrise 1 hour before sunset

Outdoor Lighting Side Lighting

Outdoor Lighting Front Lighting This is the hardest light to work with notice the squinting?

Outdoor Lighting Overhead Lighting

Outdoor Lighting Back Lighting Can make a very pleasing photo!

Match the photos to the lighting style 1. Overhead/Direct 2. Side 3. Golden Hour/Full Shade B A C

Photography Composition Triangle composition

Photography Composition Where is the focus of the photo? Much BETTER!! Circular composition: Eye Flower Nose

Photography Composition Triangle AND Circle composition

Photography Composition Linear composition (This type of composition doesn t always work well be careful when using it!)

Photography Composition Simplicity: Sometimes less is best! But breaking rules can yield interesting results

Composition YOUR turn! This is a good example of what type of composition? A. LINEAR B. TRIANGLE C. OCTAGON

Composition YOUR turn! This is a good example of what type of composition? A. FLAT B. CIRCULAR AND TRIANGULAR C. I DON T HAVE A CLUE

LET S PUT IT ALL TOGETHER! LIGHTING subject Movement In 1/3 Rule Frame Leading Lines

QUIZ!!!!

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A.RED TO POP THE PHOTO B. LEADING LINES C. OVERHEAD CAMERA ANGLE

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A. SPORTS MODE B. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY C. LINEAR COMPOSITION

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A. SPORTS MODE B. SHALLOW DEPTH OF FIELD C. LEADING LINES

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A.1/3 RULE B.ODD NUMBER OF ITEMS C.MACRO CAMERA MODE

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A. CIRCULAR COMPOSITION B. BACKLIGHTING C. LEADING LINES

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A. MOVEMENT INTO SPACE B. GOLDEN HOUR LIGHT C. SIMPLICITY

NATIONAL 4-H CALENDAR WINNER Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A. USE OF RED TO POP PHOTO B. LEADING LINES C. DIAGONAL COMPOSITION

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A.MOVEMENT INTO SPACE B.WATER TO POP THE PHOTO C.USING SPORTS SETTING

Photography 101 YOUR turn! This is a good example of. A.SIMPLICITY B.ODD NUMBER OF ITEMS C.RULES CAN BE BROKEN

Summary Good photos require a bit of thought Background Lighting Composition Movement into frame Subject (candid/posed) Camera Settings Get off automatic mode! Try different modes Digital is cheap take LOTS of photos HAVE FUN!

EYE can SEE we are done. Do you have any QUESTIONS?