10 pictures of animals

                     Labrador retriever 

              Pit bull Terrior and a cat

                           Iguana 

                  Bearded dragon

                           Butterfly 

                   Maddi and a cat

              Miniature French bulldog 

                  Cat in a book shelf 

                       Kameleon 

My Dog = Apple head Chihuahua

vocabulary 2

 F/- see f/ stop

File Format- the form in which digital images are stored and recorded, e.g., JPEG, RAW, TIFF, etc.

Flare- unwanted light streaks or rings that appear in the viewfinder, on the recorded image, or both. 

Focal Plane- the plane on which a lens forms a sharp image. Also, it may be the film plane or sensor plane.

Focus-  an optimal sharpness or image clarity that occurs when a lens creates a sharp image by covering light rays to specific points at the focal plane.

Frame- the complete image-exposure area.

F/stop- the size of the aperture or diaphragm opening of the lens, also referred to as f/ number or stop. 

Gigabyte-  just over one million bytes

gray scale- a success series of tones ranging between black and white, which have no color

hard drive- a contained storage unit made up of magnetically sensitive disks 

histogram- a graphic representation of image tones 

hot shoe- an electronically connected flash mount on the camera body 

icon- a symbol used to represent a file, function, or program

image-editing program- software that allows for image alteration and enhancement 

infinity- A term used to denote the theoretically most distant point of focus

iso- from ISOS (Greek for equal), a term of industry standards from the International organization for Standardization   

jpeg- Joint Photographic Experts Groups 

kilobyte- just over one thousand bytes 

lcd- Liquid Crystal Displays is flat screen with two clear polarizing sheets on either side of a liquid crystal solution   

led- Light Emitting Diode

lens- a piece of optional glass on the front of a camera that has been precisely calibrations to allow focus 

light meter- also called an exposure meter, it is a device that measure light levels and calculates the correct aperture and shutter speed 

weekly photo patterns

Dress

Backpack

Shirt

Shorts

Flannel

Camono

Backpack

Mr. Bryant's shirt

Shirt

Harlem Pants

Bingo

vocabulary 1

AE - see automatic exposure

AF - see automatic focus

Aperture - the opening in the lens that allows light to enter the camera. Aperture is usually described as an f/number. The higher the f/number, the smaller the aperture; and the lower the f/number, the larger the aperture.

Aperture Priority - A type of automatic exposure  in which you manually select the aperture and the camera automatically selects the shutter speed.

Artificial light - Usually refers to any light source that doesn't exist in nature, such as incandescent,  fluorescent, and other other manufactured lighting.

Available light - the amount of illumination at a given location that applies to natural an artificial light sources but not that those supply specifically for photography. It is also called existing light or ambient light. 

Blacklight - light that projects toward the camera from behind the subject 

Bit/Byte - binary digit. This is the basic unit of binary computation/ eight bits.

Bounce Light - light that reflects off of another surface before illuminating the subject

Bulb - a camera setting that allows the shutter to stay open as long as the shutter release is depressed

Card reader - device that connects to your computer and enables quick and easy download of images from memory card to computer

Close-up  - a general term used to describe an image created by closely focusing on a subject. Often involves the use of special lenses or extension tubes. Also an automated exposure setting that automatically selects a large aperture. 

Compression - method reducing file size through removal of redundant data, as with the JPEG file format 

Contrast - the difference between two or more tones in terms of lluminance, destiny, or darkness

CPU - central processing unit. This is the "brain" of the computer or the lens 

Cropping - the process of extracting a portion of the image area. If this portion of the image is enlarged, resolution is subsequently lowered.

Daylight - a white balance setting that renders accurate color when shooting in mid-day sunlight

Depth of Field - the image space in the front of and behind the plane of focus that appears acceptably sharp in the photograph

Download - the transfer of date to one device to another, such as from camera to computer or computer to printer

DPI - dots per inch, referring to printer resolution

Exposure - when light enters the camera and reacts with the sensitized medium. The term can also refer to the amount of light that strikes the light sensitive medium.

summer

pool with brothers

ate lots of food

worked on dads truck

padres game

                                                      

ice cream @ costco

 baseball @ the beach

 with family @ La Bellas

 played baseball in Tijuana

 del mar fair

community service @ orhs