Descriptive Essay On Who Am I

Who am I?
My name is Rosalie van der Maarel and I am a student at the International School of Breda. My hobbies, besides photography, are horse riding, travelling and reading. In ten years, I would like to see myself travelling the world, experiencing different countries and their cultures. I speak English, Dutch, and I know a bit of Spanish too.

Why am I a Photo Fanatic?
At a very young age, my parents discovered I was sensitive to certain sounds, senses and detail. Later we found out I was highly sensitive. This has lots of positive consequences, but also brings some negative consequences with it. Photography allows me to depict the things I see that might not be obvious to other people. Of course this does not mean that you have to be highly

Shutter speed freezes action or blurs motion. When photographing an object in motion, different shutter speeds will result in different effects. With a fast shutter speed (1/1000, 1/500, 1/250) you can freeze motion and with a slow shutter speed (1/60, 1/30, 1/15) you are able to blur motion. When doubting which shutter speed to use, think to yourself if anything in your image is moving, if yes, how do you want to capture that movement. Frozen or blurred?

Program
In program, you can decide how sensitive your camera is to the light given. If you choose a low ISO number, your camera will be less sensitive to the light, while a high number increases the sensitivity of your camera. This is made available by a component found in your camera called the sensor. This is the most significant part of a camera that absorbs the light and turns it into a picture. A higher ISO also adds noise to the image, noise is discoloration spots that appear on your image. It is similar to grain that can be found in film photographs.

A camera also has a base ISO, this is the lowest ISO available on your camera, which is usually 100 or 200. It is recommended to stick to the base ISO since this will result in the highest quality