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this was taken in bright sun the spider webs on the cactus came out really clear and the background came out really blurred this was at full zoom and i used the shutter release to get the focus
Rules of composition: the depth of view is focused and through the holes you see it going blurry making the leaf and the table its on the focus of the picture.
Why is this a good picture: it is a good picture due to the colours and the backgroumd supports the theme showing green through the holes and a dead leaf which is what the green turns to.
How can this be improved: cropping out the bottom line which looks lile an anomoly.
Can u guess what's this? It's part of utility tower. I get a feeling of mystery when i see this picture and I also like the blue color.
My shutter speed is 1/100, my F stop is 6.3
I went out today with just my camera and 50mm lens - I rarely use for things other than portraits so thought I'd try new stuff.
Here's some naturey crap.
My technique used for ths picture was depth of field. I did not edit this photo after. I liked the original better than any of the edits. I chose this image because it reminds me of home.
This is the Elaine Sturtevant exhibition in the Julia Stoschek collection.
I like this photo because all the lines point to the screen.
photos.robinverdegaal.nl/2014/04/25/julia-stoschek-collec...
I just think it made a great photo with the path going all the way through the picture and then the focus is one the nearest part of the biulding
What a crazy deal!!!! Haha just kidding. I thought this was a pretty effective depth of field picture. I needed light bulbs real bad and I figured that this would be a great opportunity for a Flickr picture. I think it makes the aisle look pretty long which is pretty cool.
Depth of Field is one of the most important elements of photography. It is often used to isolate a subject, but it can include interesting details also.