I took this photo while experementing with extreme settings for the camera. I had 32,000 ISO and a 1/8000 shutter speed, and after some editing, it came out as this.

My goal for this photo was to have a very deep depth of field, and I was able to get it so that the person holding the camera is very blurry, while the camera is in focus. I also took it as a challenge to my teacher when she said that it was generally a bad idea to have a very high ISO. By increasing the shutter speed to 1/8000 it was able to counteract the high ISO, while also getting a lot of noise into the image.

I took these photos at the fall social event for NHS Orchestra. I used a Sony 6700 to take these, I wanted a blurry background while keeping the subject in focus and in view. I used many different settings for these photos but in general it was about a 2.8 f-stop, 1000 ISO, and 1/125 shutter speed.

My goal for these photos was to capture the joy and the spirit of the Orchestra Social event. I was able to take photos when people were having a lot of fun, and with the deep depth of field I think the effect came across very well.