Photography notes on shutter speed and aperture

I took some notes down today about the shutter speed and the aperture.
I found out that the slower the shutter speed then the more light gets let through into the image.
The faster the shutter speed then the less light that gets let through.
The slowest is 1 second to 5 seconds or more, the fastest is 1/1000 of a second.

The aperture is the opening on the lens it controls the amount of light that hits the film.
The aperture sizes range from 2.4 (lowest) to 22 (highest).
Single
Lens
Reflects


Depth
Of
Field

F-stops.
The smaller the hole in the aperture the bigger the F stop

TATE Modern

TATE Modern

Your next post will be about your trip to the Movium and Tate Modern. I want you to put the titles and creators of the two works that you viewed, into two separate posts.

The first blog title will be. The Tate image I liked. In this post you will need:

1. The title of the work,
2. Name of the artist
3. and a short description of the art work stating what you liked about it.
4. Then try and find an image of it.

The second post will be about the work you disliked. use the same detail as above,

1. Title of work,
2. Name of artist
3. and why you disliked the work.
4. Again find an image of the work.

use the following links to search for the works

http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/

http://images.google.co.uk/imghp?um=1&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images


1. block head
2.Paul Mcarthy
3. its big and stands out. Its a sculture of a camera on feet.
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My introduction to photography

I have taken some pictures on my phone and with my camera, i then edit them. I save them onto my laptop then. I take pictures of my family, friends, pets and special events.