Ellin

1. Portrait To attempt to blur out the background, camera will try to use the fastest available lens             setting (aperture) 2. Macro/ Close-Up this mode used for taking close-up pictures. 3. Landscape camera will attempt capture detail in foreground and background by using high f-stop        (aperture) settings 4. Sports To freeze motion, camera will use the highest shutter speed possible. 5. Party/ Night longer exposures to capture darker scenes. Usually used with flash and some nice            effects can be created 6. Day light - camera adds warm tones 7. Auto - camera sets white balance. 8. Tungsten - camera adds cool tones 9. Custom - photographer sets the white balance. 10. Fluorescent - camera adds warm (red) tones 11. Auto Flash Off  - the flash won't fire 12. Auto - sets everything for users 13. Aperture Priority -   Aperture priority allows you to choose the size of ...

                        This photo defines shape, because you can see many figures in this photo. For example, there's a circle in the square. I also tried to focused on one object.                             This is my second photo of shape. In this photo, if you look at the top of this                                      house form top (sky), you can see a octagon, however if you look at this photo you                       you can see the rectangle or square.

I chose this photo for one of the leading line. In this photo, you can see the trees are position  on both sides and  it leads audience's eye to centre of the photo which is crosswalk.

                        This photo is an example of lines. Because, in this photo, line of the rainbow                         which is crosswalk, leads to opposite sidewalk and shows                         long and straight lines between these two sidewalk.                      

This photo shows warm color and cool color at the same time. I tried to find red and blue which is primary. I think, the colors worked really well together.

This photo was taken when I first came to Canada and I took this photo in the sky train. At the time, the sky train was kind of new to me. Because, in Korea, we use subway as public transportation instead of the sky train. It was a good  sunny day without rain.

                           This is my favorite photo that I took. Because although the sunflower                           in the photo isn't looking at the sun, you can see strong colors of floral leaf and                           stem of the flower.