Matthew's Photojournalism Blog

1.you will have to mess with the settings 2.a tripod and a camera 3.it makes the photos shapes, colors, and textures more vibrant 4.we can expect the darker parts of the photo to be brighter with more color and a greater range of detail

1.A photography  technique which makes an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. This is commonly seen with people holding the sun or pushing the lining tower of pizza.  2.Close up pictures of something small or hard to see when far away like a bug or flower. you usually see this in nature pictures with bugs and flowers. 3. Macro photography, is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small subjects and living organisms like insects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size. 4. 1 a camera, 2 something small, 3 a blurred background, 4 a place to shot at.

1.google 2.google 3.you cant get the full scenery like you would with a wide lens 4.an ND grad filter 5. waterproof plastic bag,  cleaning cloths,  microfiber towel 6.so you know if you want to shoot there or not 7.the subject because the subject influences the composition 8.not to include too much 9. because the scenery could be nice and beautiful but the grey clouds could ruin the tone 10.to see if you could take a better picture 11.