BOB ROSATO

Focal Length Of Lens=EF 300mm f/2.8L IS USM
Shutter speed= 1/320 f/13.0
The effect of shooting at this speed is catching everything that was in motion perfectly still and not blurry.
The postion of the photographer that I think, is in a boat

PRINTING POST

First i cleaned my negatives..I dipped it in a liquid for about 30 seconds.
After that i loaded it into an enlarger and i focused my image. I got to choose
what i wanted in the picture and what I wanted out of it. I then made a test
strip and we got to choose from 4 different lightings and I chose what made
my picture look better. I then made my final strip and printed out my picture.
I dipped in the developer for 1 minute then in the stop bath for 15 seconds and i
dipped it in for 2 minutes and let it rinse out in water for 5 minutes.

SIMPLICITY

AVOIDING MERGES THIS PICTURES IS AVOIDING MERGES BECAUSE THERES
NOTHING IN THE BACKGROUND AND ITS ONLY THE SUBJECT IN THE PICTURE.

FRAMING FRAMING IN THIS PICTURE IS USED.. THE MOOD LOOKS

LIKE THEY ARE REALLY SAD SO FRAMING CATCHES THE SUBJECT AND GIVES YOU THE MOOD.

RULE OF THIRDS THIS PICTURE IS THE RULE OF THIRDS BECAUSE THE EYES

PREFER PICTURES IN WHICH PEOPLE ARE NOT IN THE MIDDLE BUT ON THE SIDES OF PICTURES.

LINES THE LINES IN THIS PICTURES DRAW ATTENTION TO THE SOILDERS

ON THE BOTTOM. THEY GO STRAIGHT DOWN SO THE EYE FOLLOWS IT AND IT

LEADS TO THE SOILDERS.

SIMPLICITY

THIS PICTURE ONLY CAPTURES THE DOG AND THE MAN WHICH

MAKES IT LOOK SIMPLE. THE PEOPLE IN THE BACKGROUND ARE

BLURRY AND FUZZY AND U CANT SEE THEM SO THE EYE GOES TOWARS

THE IMAGE IN FOCUS.

Sebastiao Salgado

Timothy O'Sullivan

Alvin Langdon Coburn

This is picture is from one of the 2003 winners.

The lighting in this picture is really good and it helps it bring out the colors in the picture. The angle from it is really good it makes the stairs look like they go one forever.

I LIKE THIS PICTURE BECAUSE THE ANGLE OF IT MAKES

IT LOOK REALLY NICE AND IT MAKES TH BUILDING LOOK

REALLY BIG. I LIKE THE WAY THE LIGHT HITS IT TOO.