Nighttime Photography: Part 2

Light Painting-

Aperture: f / 5.3

Shutter Speed: 20.0

ISO: 400

I took this picture at my house. This is my friend Alyssa, and we both decided to do our light painting project together. It took a few tries to get this picture right. I first lit Alyssa up with a flashlight, and then moved a color app on my ipod around behind her. I like how lit up she ended up being, but I think I could've done a better job painting with color behind her.

Light Painting-

Aperture: f / 4.0

Shutter Speed: 20.0

ISO: 200

This is my favorite picture from the night photography unit. I took this in my backyard, and it was pretty scary to do, and there were a few sparks that I had to stomp out, but the picture turned out really nice so it was worth it! I like how the orb isn't in the center of the frame, because I think it really applies to the rule of thirds. If I could retake this, I would probably just think more about my location.

Landscape-

Aperture: f / 8.0

Shutter Speed: 642.0

ISO: 200

This is a picture looking up at my grandparents field. I really like the colors that came out in the sky. I'm not sure what caused that, but it looks really nice. I also like the birdhouse in the foreground. If i could retake this picture, I would probably just think about finding a different location to shoot, so I had more of a scenic view.

Landscape-

Aperture: f / 14.0

Shutter Speed: 602.0

ISO: 200

This is my last landscape photo. I'm honestly really not very happy with how this picture came out, because its VERY noisy, and the colors also look kind of weird. I think the blurriness of it might be because I had to hold down the button to take the picture for 10 minutes, because I couldn't get the trigger to work, so there is probably just a little bit of camera shake. I would change a lot about this photo if I could, but mainly just trying to make it less noisy.