Aperture is the opening of a photographic lens that determines how much light will go in to take a picture. Aperture is measure in f-stops and decimals. The smaller the number the bigger the lens in the camera which means more light comes in. If the number is big that means the lens whole is smaller and lets less light in the picture. In the first, top picture the lens is small, and you can tell by the picture because not much light is in it just the usual for a picture. The second, bottom picture was taken with a bigger lens and you can tell by the light hitting the flower.
Aperture is the opening of a photographic lens that determines how much light will go in to take a picture. Aperture is measure in f-stops and decimals. The smaller the number the bigger the lens in the camera which means more light comes in. If the number is big that means the lens whole is smaller and lets less light in the picture. In the first, top picture the lens is small, and you can tell by the picture because not much light is in it just the usual for a picture. The second, bottom picture was taken with a bigger lens and you can tell by the light hitting the flower.
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