Ada Wang


shutter speed at 250th


shutter speed at 1/8

aperture at F22


aperture at widest
set ISO at 100/200-- deep depth of field

Set ISO setting at 12500-- deep depth of field
Set ISO at 100/200-- shallow depth of field 

Set ISO setting at 12500-- shallow depth of field



  • when the shutter speed is at 250, I'd like to catch people's moving moment such as the girl is walking and I think the shape of her hair is beautiful. 
  • When the shutter speed at 1/8, I will have more chance to wait until I catch certain moment. So I found this picture interesting because all the shades behind her is blur so If I photoshop it I think this picture will be amazing.

  • When the aperture is at F22, i need to adjust the ISO and shutter speed a lot in order to get a balance picture, I like the color contrast in this picture. 



  • In my camera, the widest aperture was 22. I like the shades of the sun after I adjust to make my picture brighter. 










  • When i was taking the deep depth picture, I think a person detail close up would be nice so I connect the shades of the sun with my model. 









  • In my camera, there is no ISO at 12500 so I adjust the ISO to 12800. The picture came out a little bit bright and over exposure. 

  • personally I think this picture is a little dark so i might need to adjust the brightness a little bit. Still, I think the shallow depth part is interesting because the background was blur but I actually really close to her to take the picture. 

  • For the final picture, I related the green leaf with walking people and make the person "walking inside of " leaf. 













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