Emma Cotter


Assignment #1



1/400, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 250mm




1/30, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 250mm




1/6, F 20.0, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 200mm




1/20, F 11.0, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 200mm




1/50, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 70mm




0"4, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 250mm




1/10, F 8.0, ISO 100, WB Shade, Focal Length 55mm




1/13, F 8.0, ISO 100, WB Shade, Focal Length 55mm




1/160, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Shade, Focal Length 250mm




1/30, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Shade, Focal Length 250mm




1/20, F 4.5, ISO 200, WB Daylight, Focal Length 18mm




1/320, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 250mm




1/20, F 5.6, ISO 100, WB Daylight, Focal Length 250mm


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