The Exposure Triangle, Part II: What Is “Exposure” and What Is A “Stop”?

“Exposure” and “Stop” Explained:
In Part I of “The Exposure Triangle” (see that article here) we established the essential definitions of Aperture (f-number), Shutter Speed, and ISO.
But, two vitally important questions must be answered if we want to gain complete control over our camera’s settings: 1) What is the “exposure“ of a photograph, and 2) How do we measure what happens to exposure when you raise or lower Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO? …
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The Exposure Triangle: Aperture, ISO, and Shutter Speed Explained

Are you one of the many photographers who prefer to shoot in fully automatic mode, but are curious about learning how to manually control your camera’s settings? If you are, then learning about The Exposure Triangle is an essential piece to the puzzle.
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My Latest Visit to Kilgore Falls

I recently made a brief trip over to my favorite local stomping ground, Kilgore Falls. And by brief, I mean I had time to fire off a grand total of four shots.
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