Creative Controls 

Part 1                                                                   1.f3.5

2.f5.6

3.f11

4.1/200 

5.1/30

6.1/200

Part 2                                                                Person Moving                               

       In all 3 of the photos they look okay thanks to the lighting. But when comparing them you can see that some things are more in focus then the others. The first photos shutter is at 1/10 of a sec, the second one is at 1/60 of a second, and the third one is at 1/500 of a second. I achieved these photos by not moving much.and luckily they aren't very blurry because she was walking pretty slow.

Person Not Moving 

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In 2 of the photos its very clear but in the first one there is to much light meaning that the camera was exposed to long.. But when comparing them you can see that some things are more in focus then the others. The first photos shutter is at 1/10 of a sec, the second one is at 1/60 of a second, and the third one is at 1/500 of a second. 

Plant With Background

       These are not the best photos because of the sun and the little rings in the photo. But when comparing the 3 you can see that all are not that much different from each other. The first photos aperture is at f3.5, the second one is at f5.6, and the lat one is at f8. I achieved these photos by standing in the same position and trying to block the sun with my hand.

The photos look okay except for the first one because Jimmy was moving too fast.. But when comparing them you can see that some things are more in focus then the others. The first photos shutter is at 1/10 of a sec, the second one is at 1/60 of a second, and the third one is at 1/500 of a second. I achieved these photos by moving the camera at the same speed as Jimmy. 

Part 3

1.I think that depth of field is the amount of  background that is visible. 

2.I would use a wide aperture when it is dark out and i would use rile of thirds. 

3. The shutter speed can determine whether your photo is blurry or in focus.