Lab 2 - Flash Control




The first photo that I chose was taken using slow rear flash, with this it makes a movement in your photo and I was happy with how it worked in my one.




In the second and third photos in this task I took my photos using regular flash. In the first one we had to take a photo that was overexposed, in the second, using settings we had to balance it out so that the subject and the background were both equally exposed.


The final photo I chose was one I took out a window, it took me a few photos and I had to change setting a few times before I got to this. I like how you can see the colour of the sky and the clouds so well behind the trees. I didn't notice until after that you can see the reflection of the flash through the window so if I was to do this again I would make sure to check this.




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