My favorite is the women studying the monkey’s and the one under the water i couldn’t choose one but there my favorite because it’s dangerous to be studying monkey’s face to face or a distance they could just go and attack you. That women took her time and trying to get there trust too. The one undersea is cool how you could see new creatures and might be a hard job to do and how did they take the photo underwater. The one with the moth with the flower is my favorite because its’s nice to see them they look cool. And it seems cool to learn how they live and what they do.

The interesting fact was National Geographic won’t do Black and White. In 2012 they pitched the early project of “Lost Ceremony” to a bunch of editors.one of them of Elizabeth Krist at National Geographic. And that she said that Nat. Geo. haven’t done a project for a long time since in the 1970s in Japan. But they had a problem with the new project it all needed to be in color. There was an origin of a project coming from the Sumi ink tradition of Japanese calligraphy. The project had to mainly to be black and white because it reflected an aspect of Japanese culture that would embedded in the work.

They had to color-saturated the world National Geographic was only step one. The second journey was a slow and more challenging. This project was a slow process took more then 10-year investment in the construction and a concurrent 7 year in Zen Buddhism. They had to take numbers of years to a connection between building and meditation emerged. So Zen only focused in intensely on the things that con only be sensed. But Zen has something that is not seen but something that you feel. He said ” It felt like I had touched either ends of an earthly ends of an earthly spectrum and was finally ready to pick up a camera again.

So Zen devoted most of his time decoding a combination of visible and invisible forces that shape the two cultures that knows best of craftsmen’s and of meditation. That’s when people dedicate themselves with irrational commitment to improving and understanding of the world around them through a practice they adopt. son that shows how creatively they are and shows how hard work they put into the project how they don’t want to miss a single thing. They keep they their word too that they want to developing it further in the future. They want to make their work in best effort and want to improve to be better.

I would love to go on this vacation on a hiking trip to the snow because it seems nice and want to see on top of the mountain. I want to do something that will make me work for something and have it paid of with a nice view. it seems cool and would want to explore and see the view and animals that live there.

When would you use external flash?

-Do you need to meter the light if you use flash?

-What does flash synchronization mean?

-What does ETTL mean?

-What will happen when you shoot faster than the camera sync speed?

-Why do photographers bounce the flash and use a diffuser?

–What is a slave?

-What should you do if your image comes out too dark or too light?

• Edit it to more contrast and brightness or change the camera mode to av aperture for it could automanuly change all the setting for brightness.

Without Flash

With Flash

• You can see how bright the second photo is compared to the first one
• How the first one is all shiny glossy and how the second is bright  and shows more detail
• The second photo looks more realistic quality shows brightness and the first photo creates like a fantasy
• The second picture shows different tones then 1 picture and has good contrast
• The first picture gave a cool vibe from second picture and just give you a cool picture and make it want to edit it more to your imagination then the second picture and will be nice i think you give more touch up then second picture.