A sort of study of focus points and foreground/background objects...

A deviation from my normal wanderings around the Peaks (pity works get in the way!!!).

iPhone 7 Plus with depth of field effect

f2

DC set to 0

Parking garage

esse lugar tá perdendo a graça

Depth of Field test.

shallow depth of field.

To capture this mini beach scene I opened the lens as large as it would go to create a shallow depth of field. Only the strands of grass are sharply in focus, whilst the sand in the foreground and the waves in the background are blurred.

everyone else was posting tulips and I felt left out!!

Gota love selective focus.

Some variety of lichen growing on the quarried stones at Nokogiriyama.

depth of field

Courtney Ann King.

Copyright 2008.

Caitlin Elizabeth Photography.

Small little guys at the Vancouver Aquarium

Taken with a Canon AE-1 lens f 1:1.4 held up to an iPod touch camera. A demonstration of the true capabilities of lower end digital cameras.

Got these before they get eaten by me or the bugs hopefully me

Go speed racer!

Shallow depth of field

This particular friend has just about had enough of all these cameras popping up at the pub (another friend had a Kiev & some kind of Minolta with him that day, it was pretty camera heavy, I won't lie). So as I lifted the camera to catch him telling a joke, he did this. Which resulted in... a much better photo than the one I was about to take.

And besides, when he'd gotten suitably jolly later, I caught a great snap of him laughing with others. You've got to pick your moments, I suppose.

I liked the serenity and detail of the rocks, along with the lines and rule of three; going for deep depth of field