Surrealism

The artist/ photographer of this photo is Dariusz Klimczak. This photo is in black and white. It’s an example of a surrealism photo. It’s a tree and the top part is giraffes. This photo is obviously photoshopped and not real. It’s not possible for giraffes to grow from trees. It is also the only tree in this land, it looks like the bottom might be dirt. The white is bright in the photos.

Camera Angles

Shadows

Photo data~ Exposure 1/500sec; f/9; ISO 100 Focal length- 55.00mm

Photo Data ~Exposure: 1/320 sec; f/7.1; ISO 100 Focal Length- 55.00mm

This photo was taken at an angle. The photographer than photoshopped it into black and white. In this photo its two girls going up the stairs. It looks like they are running up the stairs.

There seems to be a lot of stairs to go up. The girls look like they’re wearing dresses in this photo. The wall of the stairs has like texture. The girls seem to have a lot of energy going up the stairs.

The girls weren’t captured in the photo only their shadows. This photo is a great example of a good shadow photo captured.

Composition

⁂Texture⁂

Photo Data ~ Exposure: 1/85 sec; f/13; ISO 400 Focal Length: 37.00 mm

 

Photo Data❀ ~ Exposure: 1/320; f/13; ISO 400 Focal Length: 20.00 mm

Photo Data ~ Exposure:1/160 sec; f/13; ISO 400 Focal length; 20.00

Paragraphs

This photo is from the internet. This is a closeup texture photo of a rose with water on it. The camera is really focused.

The exposure isn’t too low or too high it’s at a good exposure. You can see the layers pf the rose and petal. The saturation is high.

The rain drops on the rose gives it more texture. The rose is really wet. each petal has a good number of raindrops on it.

You can tell the camera really captured the rose features. This picture looks like it was taken during the day because of the lighting. It also captures the reflection of the bubbles

and the sun on the bubbles because some of the bubbles look colorful.

 

 

 

What I learned about Camera Exposure

I learned that cameras have different exposure angles. The negative numbers are low exposure which means low to dark lighting and the positive numbers means a brighter lighting. Depending on the type of photo you want to capture will determine the amount of exposure you want to use. Shutter speed lets the amount of light in and how long its exposed to light.