Capturing the Ace

depth

View On Black

This picture belongs to Kunz

Day 11: I wanted to try the opposite of my traditional depth of field and have the focus in the background. This is the bandstand in my local park.

She was smiling as were the people in the background. As I took several photos of our favorite Farmer's Market vendor I realized I cropped my shot too low but I think it still works.

This rose was just absolutely perfect and I couldn't miss the opportunity to capture it. I used a lower f-stop to reduce anything distracting in the distance and got as close to the flower as my camera would allow.

Mick Dipiano measures stream depth for the visual assessment.

Great Swamp Watershed Association, Stream Assessment Training, 3/31/2012

I think this is a good example of depth of field because the fence is sharp and in focus while the background is blurred, which helps the colors of the sunset run together.

Nom!

Depth

From Kitchen Bridge

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Mark Cervantes

"Picnic" en mi cuarto due to bike+weather fail.

Flores secas

I tried to get as close as possible to the yellow maple leaf in order to achieve a shallow depth of field. As I have little control over F-stops and shutter speed on my compact camera, it's hard to believe that the shutter speed was 1/15.

Su Sirboni (Sardinia - Italy) depth in the sandy part

This is an example of movement. I took this photo in a room that was a bit dark and I increased my shudder speed and while I was taking the photo I was moving my camera in a circular movement

...another one of these. This time taken in jpeg format for the Canberra Photo Marathon.

Shallow depth of field vintage electric light bulbs in the foreground with wooden slats in the background in dark dimly lit Western New York brew pub.

Thes on more pictures from a coffee shop. Flower is a good idea for decoration.