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When photographing this series, I considered my ISO, aperture and shutter speed. As we can tell from looking at the exposure triangle, each component is interrelated and must be balanced out.
-When increasing the ISO it allows you to work with less light, however if the ISO is increased often times there will be more noise and less detail within the photo. -Aperture refers to the size of the aperture hole in the lens; the larger the hole, the brighter the photo. The larger the aperture (opening of the hole), less is the extent of the image that will be in focus. In other words, large aperture suggests a shallow depth of field. -Shutter speed refers to the length of time the sensor is exposed to the outside world; the longer the shutter speed, the brighter the photo. -Together, ISO, aperture, and shutter speed determine the overall exposure of an image. |
The Odeon Theatre was one of the original cinemas in the Oscar Deutsch owned Odeon Theatres Ltd. chain. It opened on 9th September 1936 with the British comedy film “Educated Evans” starring Max Miller. Seating was originally provided for 1,827, with 1,217 in the stalls and 610 in the circle. Located on a corner site, the Odeon’s rather small facade is covered with white faience tiles in the central section, with two bays either side that are covered in black faience tiles. On either side are a parade of shops on the ground floor with flats above, which hide the bulk of the auditorium section of the building.
Inside the building, the decorative Art Deco styling is considered a prime example of 1930’s cinema styling and even created a style to itself, thanks due in this case to architect George Coles, it became known as the ‘Odeon style’. |
The original church of St James was consecrated in 1842, and the church was extended in 1874. The foundation stone for the current building was laid in 1900, and the completed church was consecrated by the Bishop of London (Rev. Arthur Winnington-Ingram) on 30 June 1902. The building was gutted by World War II bombing, and the restored church was rededicated in 1952. The Church spire was completed in 1910, the spire stands 300 ft above sea level-this is how the church got the name "Church on the Hill" The tower is 21 feet square and 80 feet high. On top if this the spire rises to another 82 feet and the total height to the top is 170 feet. On the right I have displayed an image of St James' Church in
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