Diane Arbus

Diane Arbus is an american photographer and writer that was born March 14, 1923. Sadly her life ended July 26, 1971. Diane liked to take pictures of random things she especially liked taking pictures of dwarfs, giants, and just other types of fictional or weird non fiction things. That is basically she likes doing.

and this is Diane Arbus.

Ansel Adams

This is a picture that Ansel Adams took. It is showing the river that leads up to the mountains. It's also showing all the other parts of nature that is around there. Ansel Adams really loves nature and the environment that;s why most of his pictures are of the environment. This picture really stands out because of how it was taken and how in the picture nature is just so beautiful.

warm up

This picture is interesting because it's showing an explosion and we really don't know what is going on. All we know is that there could be a building that is exploding or that there is a attack that's going on. But the way that it was taken by just showing how the explosion is happening is very curious. 

Ansel Easton Adams

Ansel Easton Adams was born in the Western addition of San Francisco, California. He grew up in a upper class family. At the age of 12 Ansel became interested in the piano. Music had became the main focus of his early life. Ansel then later started to become interested into the environment and started protesting against people who wanted to destroy the environment. Then a couple years later thats when he became interested in photography and taking pictures of the wildlife.

The reason why i chose this picture was because this was one of his pictures of the environment. Ansel was really into the environment. Most of his pictures were of the environment or had something to do with the environment and thats basically about him and his photos.

Shutter Speed

This is showing the surfer in action with riding a wave and its capturing the water and the motion.

Shutter Speed

This is a shutter speed picture. Shutter speed is a speed of an object in fast motion. Thats been captured. Thats shutter speed.

ISO

http://www.digitaltrends.com/photography/what-is-iso-camera-settings-explained/

ISO is basically how sensitive the camera is to light. If the ISO number is lower then it would be less sensitive to light. If they ISO number is higher than it would be more sensitive than light. Thats basically what ISO is.