aperture of the field

f/4.0   1/64  iso/100

This is a picture of the Curtis field.  This picture is clear because it has a low f stop which makes the lens wider and lets more light in.

Aperture post 4

 f/10.0  1/200  iso 100

This picture was taken at an f stop of 10.0 and and the iso was 100.  I feel that this is a very clean and clear picture of the lion in front of curtis.  It is a good way to show you that you can use aperture to take clear and noticeable pictures.

Aperture post 2

 f/ 5.6  iso 100   1/200

f/ 36.0  iso 640    1/30

Aperture post 3

iso 1600   f/ 29.0    1/6

 iso 280   f/ 4.5     1/30 

 iso 900   f/ 9.0   1/30

Aperture Post 1

f stop,8.0/iso 1600

f stop 29.0 0.4/ iso 1600

f stop 4.2 1/30 / iso 720

I would say these pictures are different in its own way because, The first picture on the bottom is the clearest because i used a lower f stop and the so the Aperture was bigger so there was more lighting. The picture in the middle is blurry because the f stop was larger so the aperture was smaller so it wasn't able to catch the much light. The picture at the top was an f stop of 8.o so it caught the photo with enough light and the aperture wasn't small at all so it was a perfect size for a picture.

Manual Focus

ISO effects photos

 This one above is a dark picture of the basement room taken in 1600 iso.

This one above is a dark picture taken in 3200 iso of the basement room.