Lenses and Photography Vocabularry

- I would use a telephoto lens to zoom in on my objects by far.
- I would use a prime lens to capture objects in dark lighting.
- I would use a wide angle lens to capture landscaping photos. To capture a lot of outside detail.

Depth of Field (Shallow/Wide): Including objects in the background, foreground, and middle ground. This rule can make a photo better because it can cause the human eye to overlap layers.

Light (Angle/Intensity): Adjusting the amount of light entering the camera. This can cause patterns in shadows and expose details.

Shadows: Shadows add a pattern and 3-D depth. This rule is a sort of an effect that makes things seem 3-D.

Diffusion: Adjustments to lighting. Creating a dusk look to your photo.

Exposure: The intensity of the lighting. This rule can make photos better by exposing details by light adjustments.

Aperture: The light that comes in through a hole in a camera. Can alter your focusing field.

Shutter Speed: Elapsed time of light entering the camera. Can create a flowing and or sharp picture of moving objects.

ISO: The camera's sensitivity to light. Adjusting ISO to the environment your in can create a great picture.