ISO

 ISO 6400

 ISO 25600

Shutter speed definition

Shutter speed - The amount of time that the shutter speed to open for. A longer shutter speed the more blurry the image will be, and the shorter the shutter speed the faster the shutter will open and close for, which will result in a more clear image.

Shutter speed

1/60
1/2000

Aperture Definition

Aperture - Aperture is one of the core pillars of photography. It is what controls the depth of field and the amount of light that is let in.

For example; f/22 is the smallest aperture. It will let the least light in and will have the closest focus wall. f/5.6 is a much bigger aperture. It will let more light in and will have a farther away focus wall.

Mr Wright

What I learn't from Mr Wright was; I learn't that he goes to sporting event such as Bathurst 1000, AFL and A-League. I learn't that if you use a none zoomable sense you can get very nice depth of field shots, and also aperture, ISO and shutter speed will help you with that.

What I took away from it is how to use aperture better by adjusting the ISO and shutter speed to get the right light. I really enjoyed getting some more info on photography from a pro.

I hope to one day be as good as him.

Aperture

 f/5.8 f/11
 f/18

Introducing myself (even though I have done this before)

My name is Michael Easton.
I love photography, and I own an Olympus dslr.
Here is one of my favourite pictures taken on it.

I also own a canon powershot which is not an slr.
I chose photography so that I could expand my knowledge beyond what I am currently capable of.
I also my hobbies include, cricket, rugby, drawing, photography.
I love to draw cartoons that I designed myself.
What I love to take pictures of, is everything.