Theses three photos were taken at the same distance but i used zoom to change it. Doing this you get the same photo but at a different more interesting distance each time. This picture has the same AV and the same TV settings. With this photo you could also tilt or turn your camera for a different focal point.

I put this picture on my blog because to me it looks pretty cool. Its a picture of a glass case with the reflection of the stairs in it. 

These Two picture are two of my reflection pictures. The first one is an old tracker that reflects me in it.  The second one has the reflection of the painting on the floor.

These are two of my shadow pictures. The first one has the shadow around the window and then the shadow  of the tree.




The second picture is the shadow around the ray of the lights shining from the roof. 

This is one of my first reflection pictures I took.  The reflection was made by the lights on the shiny floor.  With this picture i also used Picasa to edit it which i cjanged the color and the contrast to make the reflection pop. 

Changing your Aperture priority and shutter speed you can make a dark picture lighter or a light picture darker. 
 In these three pictures you can see how much the aperture and shutter speed really do make a big difference in the way your picture will turn out. 

 In the first picture you can see that the color is not the greatest and its dead in the center. But in the second picture I cropped it to make it off to the side and I also played with the contrast to brighten the colors.