Photography training covered composition, exposure, and different lighting techniques. Composition focuses the eye on the main subject using techniques like the rule of three grid. Exposure determines how bright an image appears, and different lighting like high key and low key was practiced to create moods. A histogram setting on digital cameras helps differentiate between high and low key lighting for improved photos.

1. Photography training

2. Introduction
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We learned about a few factors that may
effect photos when taken. Two factors we
looked at were composition and exposure.

3. Composition

4. Composition
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Composition is the
main focus, for
example some ones
face.

5. Rule of three grid
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This is used in photography to
scale imagery. The main image
should be placed on either of the
four main points within the grid.

6. Exposure

7. Exposure
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Exposure is how bright the picture is.
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There are different types of lighting such as High Key and Low
Key lighting.
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We learned about the histogram setting to help us differentiate
between the High Key and Low Key lighting when taking pictures
with digital still cameras. After this we began some practical
practice trying to create different moods using High and Low Key
lighting.