Shannon Soboslay EX1

 Aperture F/2.8
only what is selected is in focus and the background is blurry


 Aperture F/22
now the background is more in focus compared to the f/2.8

ISO/6400
it was a dark alley so the highest ISO made it light enough on camera

 IS0/100
the sky is always super bright so pointing the camera up allowed the lowest ISO

Shutter/500
motion stop picture 

Wide lens 24mm 
makes for a rounder picture and even though i was up close to her face its still distant

Long Lens 100mm
flatter image 

shutter 1/4 
able to track motion, you can see her face move from side to side 

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