Glow Sticks (:

 This photo is ineffective because the background is not totally dark and you can see Ayo.

This photo is effective because the background is dark and the sticks are GLOWING. I like the colors in this photo. This photo was taken in Manual mode with the f-stop of 10 and shutter speed of 17.0

Framing Person

This is a photo of "Framing" "Person". My model, Ayomide, was standing inside of the area my frame, the double door window, when i took this photo. I believe that this photo is effective, even though it is blurry. This photo was taken in Automatic Mode with the f-stop of 5.6 and the shutter speed of 1/5.

Building and Contrast

This is a photo of Hannah's phone. The case follows the Building and Contrast Rule. This photo has an f-stop of 3.0, shutter speed of 1/400, and ISO of 200. This photo was taken in Automatic mode.

This sign on the wall is another example of building and contrast rule. This photo was taken in Automatic mode with an f-stop of 2.8, shutter speed of 1/800, and ISO of 100.

Bug Pattern

This photo is not an effective patterned photo. Although I caught the bug, I didn't get a good pattern. But I like the way the bug stands out. This photo was taken in Plant Mode with an f-stop of 3.0, shutter speed of 1/160, and ISO of 200.

Macro Lens

This is a photo of the pocket of Ayo's shirt. This photo was taken with a Macro Lens. I think that this photo is effective because if you just look at the pocket, you cant really tell what it is on the pocket. But, with the Macro Lens, you can see that they are mini people figure things. This photo was taken in Portrait mode with an f-stop of 3.2 and the shutter speed of 1/250.

Light Box

This is a photo of my NIVEA Chapstick on the black background in the light box. I like this photo because of the way that everything blurs except for the brand name (NIVEA). This photo was taken in "No Flash" mode with the f-stop of 3.0 and the shutter speed of 1/60.

FOOD !!

This is a photo of Melissa's Chicken Sandwich with Cheese. This photo was taken in Portrait Mode with the F-Stop of 5.0 and the Shutter Speed of 1/320. I hope she enjoyed it.