1. PPR2 Kurt Morton

2. Indoor 3.5 Lens – Regular Exposure

3. Indoor 3.5 Lens – Underexposure

4. Indoor 3.5 Lens – Overexposure

5. Indoor 1.8 Lens – Regular Exposure

6. Indoor 1.8 Lens – Underexposure

7. Indoor 1.8 Lens – Overexposure

8. Outdoor 3.5 Lens – Regular Exposure

9. Outdoor 3.5 Lens – Underexposure

10. Outdoor 3.5 Lens – Overexposure

11. Outdoor 1.8 Lens – Regular Exposure

12. Outdoor 1.8 Lens – Underexposure

13. Outdoor 1.8 Lens – Overexposure

14. Questions Explain which of the lenses you prefer to use as your regular lens. – I prefer the 35mm lens, because I like that it has a bigger aperture allowing more depth of field effects. What did you find useful and frustrating about setting exposure using “A”? – I liked being able to choose the aperture. The annoying part was that it took longer. Looking at your four different subjects, write a small critique about each image noting its composition and exposure qualities. – The first picture is interesting because it uses lines and interesting angles. It is exposed properly. – The second image is too busy because the rest of the mural makes it hard to focus on the subject. – The third image uses a blurry foreground to give you a sense of depth. It also has strong lines in the picture. The normal exposure is a bit overexposed. – The fourth picture uses rule of thirds, as the fire hydrant is off center. Also, the regular exposure is underexposed, probably because there is a lot of light coming from the top right of the picture.