1. Set exposure for 1/4000 of a second. Take a photo 
2. Set exposure for 1/1600 of a second Take a photo
3. Set exposure for 1/800 of a second. Take a photo
4. Set exposure for 1/400 of a second. Take a photo
5. Set exposure for 1/160 of a second. Take a photo
6. Set exposure for 1/80 of a second. Take a photo 
7. Set exposure for 1/25 of a second. Take a photo 
8. Set exposure for 1/13 of a second. Take a photo 
9. Set exposure for 1 second: 1” Take a photo

1. What does your photo look like at 1/4000 of a second? Looks very darkened
2. What does your photo lighting/exposure look like at 1/25 of a second? The exposure is very bright
3. What exposure was the best?  POst that image again here and list the exposure time:

1. What happens as you go from a faster exposure 1/4000 to a slower exposure 1/13th of a second?It gets brighter and brighter
2. Why do you need to change the exposure for every photo you are taking and take multiple photos with different exposures for each image you take? You need to make sure the photos isn’t too bright or dark.

15: In your own words explain what you learned today and how exposure time effects lighting in the photographs: I learned that you have to adjust exposure to find the perfect lighting.