4/12/15- Memory check

Memory Check-

1.Look at the following four photographs and describe the rules of composition they adhere to and explain the message (meaning)

  behind the. images.

I think that the message behind the first image could be showing that different races are proud to be British or proud to be living in Britain or it could just be 3 girls showing there support towards Britain for a sport of what they like for example, football, Olympic's. The first image is using the crop composition as there is more to capture than just the three girls there. I think that this is a mid shot and also involves rule of third because the faces are not exactly in the center of the shot.

I think the message behind the second image is to show that the Olympic's is taking place in that town where the rings are and im not sure but I think the arena is behind the London bridge. I'm not sure though. I think this is an extreme long shot and this has used slow shutter speed and it has captured movement within the shot. This includes the rule of third and symmetry. 

I think the message behind the third image is just to show that the sandcastle was made by someone English or the place in which the image was taken was in England so they used the British flag. The third image is using the shallow depth composition as the background is blurred and the main point at the front isn't.  

I think the message behind the fourth image is showing a unhappy family eating dinner. By the looks of all of there facial expressions they all look miserable so it looks like they are having a sad time at dinner. This has used a high ISO so that it has created the grain effect. 

2. Put the below apertures in order, starting with the one that will produce the shallowest depth of field.

1. F16    2. F8  3.F4  4. F1.8

3. If the shutter speed is 1/60th of a second and the ISO is doubled from 100 to 200 what will the shutter speed be increased to?

a)1/500th b) 1/240th c) 1/120th d) 1/100th

5. You are taking a landscape shot. What aperture value would you use to gain the maximum depth of field?

a) F5.6   b) F2.8     c) F16    d) F22    e) F8