Bulb pics

Both of these photos have a shutter speed set on bulb. The first photo took me at least 5 times to get it right. The first few times the light didn't even show up in the photo. So we had to change the vibration reduction off for the light to show. Our light resource was a phone which worked very well.

 The other  photo was one of the first pictures we took when the camera was picking up the light. But it came out crooked. It took a couple tries just to straighten it out.  

Same Aperture Different Shutter Speed

 10.0 1/400
 The shutter speed was not too fast allowing some light to get into the photo before it takes it.

 10.0 1/1600
There was not enough light outside for the shutter speed to be so low making it mandatory for the camera to need to capture more light.

10.0 1/100

 This photo came out well because of the amount of light outside being enough to not make it mandatory for the camera to capture a lot of light before it snaps the photo.

Same Shutter Speed Different Apertures

20.0 1/250
This photo came out darker then the rest because the f-stop was high creating a small aperture opening not allowing a lot of light to get into the photo.

 5.6 1/250
This picture came out the best because there was a lot of light outside allowing the shutter speed to be very fast. The aperture was medium sized because the object wasn't far away.

13.0 1/250
The photo had medium lighting because the f-stop was in the middle creating medium sized opening