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ISO400_f/3,5_1/40s, 18mm focal length
This shows depth of field because the reflection in the mirror is a plane of focus. First plan is blurry which gives the sensation of depth.
I saw this monkey hanging on a branch in my backyard so I decided to take a picture of him. I used I 70-200 zoom lens, the bush in the background was fairly close so its not as blurry as I would like.
55mm, F22, 1/800 ISO
I think this is a good example at the other end of the spectrum of depth of field, almost everything is in focus.
Create Depth composition rule, and here's the link original photo that I'm replicating: flic.kr/p/2gqcUiu
Cookie's googly eyes are the focus here whereas poor Eeyore is being ignored yet again. Somehow, he's not surprised.
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This was one of the test photos i took when i got my camera, when i got it back to the computer it had actually turned out quite nicely.
The image was edited.
F/stop= f/4
Exposure time= 1/320 sec.
ISO speed= ISO-160
03VuNgo02 depth
These doors' glasses are transparent. I posted this picture because I found the texture of the glasses interesting and as well as the curving lines of glasses and bronze, the background beyond the this emphasized surface is fittingly blurred with depth of field.
Chart imprinted on the top of a Univex Mercury camera. Taken with a Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm 3.5 on an extension tube.
i used this photo to show depth of field because my cat came out crisp where you can even see the dust on his fur their was good sunlight behind him and my camera was at full zoom
f-22, shutter-1/15
I used slower shutter speed and the ducks swimming in the water are showing the movement ( ducks are in the middle at the bottom).