Photographer = William Wegman

Title= Green beret, 2005

SS = 800 most dogs do not like things on their head so he would need a fast shutter speed to capture this

Aperture = 7.1, The dog and leaf are in focus

ISO = 400 , the picture has good lighting

Photographer = Man ray

Title = Tears, 1930

SS = 800 , he is capturing the movement of the "tears"

Aperture = 3.5 the eye and tears are the only thing in focus

ISO = 200 The photo is bright and highlighted.

Photographer = Paul Strand

Title = wire wheel, 1917

SS = 500, picture is dark

Aperture = 5.3, the wire wheel and light is in focus but not much else.

ISO = 400, there are allot of shadows

1)Photographer = Diane arbus

Title = Identical twins, Roselle, New jersey, 1967

2)SS = 360 , The setting is bright and the exposure seems to be good.

3) Aperture = 7.1 The two girls are in focus

4)ISO = 200 , the picture seems to be bright

1) Photographer= Walker Evans Title= Roadside stand near Birmingham Alabama

Year = 1936

2) SS = 460, There is no blur do to movement in the photo and it is a bright setting.

3) Aperture = 8, large depth of field, the building and the trees are in focus.

4) ISO = 400, it seems to be bright out.

Step 1) Place the camera strap of the camera around your neck. Turn the camera power switch to on, make sure that the mode dial is set to M for manual. The subject you are shooting is the outdoor chapel and the time is around lunch time (midday). The light source that is on your subject is the light from the sun.

Step 2) Since it is sunny you will want to use a fast shutter speed, so 1/320 will do a good job. To change the Shutter speed you hold the shutter realease button half way to auto focus, once you have focused you than turn the main command dial to the right to get a faster shutter speed setting that you want.

Step 3) Now that you have the correct shutter speed you will need to adjust your aperture, the aperture that you want for shooting the outdoor chapel is around 7.1. To adjust the aperture setting hold the shutter realease button once more to auto focus, when you have auto focused turn the sub command dial (dial touching your pointer finger) to the right to change the aperture to a larger aperture.

step 4) You now have the correct aperture and shutter speed the last thing you will need to adjust on your camera is the ISO. Since it is a nice bright day i suggest using an ISO of 400. To adjust ISO click the ISO tab on the D 70 and the ISO menus should appear choose the ISO 400 by pushing the arrow pad to the right.

step 5) Now that you have the correct settings you need to start taking pictures you can experiment anyway you like.... enjoy ...

Corinne's saturday

ISO= 200

Aperture= 7.1

Shutter speed= 360

ISO= 200

Aperture= 7.1

Shutter speed= 400

Choice A

The quote “modern art is a lie forced on the public” from the movie “my kid could paint that.” This quote means to me that modern art in a sense not really art from some peoples point of view, because allot of the time modern art is just splattered paint or random lines, circles and blobs. Many people do not see the real beauty in modern art they are not looking deep enough into the picture.

I disagree with this quote because Those random shapes, line, circles and blobs can be interpreted by the view in an infinite amount of ways. One blob to a individual may look like a babies face while that same blob may look like something totally different to someone else who is viewing the picture. Modern art is unique in its own way and is not a lie to the public it can be interrupted and it's story told in different ways from each viewer to the next.

The Retriever .....