Sports

Focal length of lens-

Shutter Speed- Fast, because it was able to catch the action without making it look out of focus.

Aperture-f/2.8

I think that the photographer was standing on the side line

AFTER PRINTING

First I cleaned the negatives by using the a sponge like thing and a paper towl. Then I loaded the negative into the enlarger by turning this handle to lift it up, Then I slide the neagative in there. Turned a knob that focuses the image. Next I set the aperture of the lens. Then I got a test strip to see how long I want the light to expose. After I founded how lone it will take I got a whole piece of paper and made a print. Then put it in the chemicals and let it dry.

BALANCE

This is a very artistic and the rule used is the balance between the black and white. By the sun being behind the statue, you automaticlly see the statue.

Josef Koudelka

Spain

1971

William Klein
Theater Tickets, New York
1955

Yousuf Karsh

Queen Elizabeth II

1951