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200mm - f/5.6 - 1 sec (taken with 45-200mm f/4-5.6 lens)

 

Due to the extreme zoom in this shot, I had to move the focus point to the next bottle back in line, as the closest bottle was almost entirely out of frame at this level of zoom.

A depth-of-field-try-Selfie with many campo inside. Plaza de Mercado "Doce de Doctubre" Bogotá, Colombia, 2015.

Shallow Depth of Field

 

Technical: f/2.5 | Shutter Speed 1/4000 | ISO 100 | Outdoors Photo | 3:30 pm. Sunny day.

 

Composition: Close to the subject. Focus on the rock in the middle. The leading lines make the rock look like a bridge and take the viewer to the center.

 

Content/Audience: The water seems to come out of the rock taking the photo from this position. I thought it looked fun!

  

Another experiment with rain and depth of field. These three slices show the same portion of the same scene with the focus set far, mid field and close, allowing you to see the outside view, the rain falling and the rain on the glass.

second hand knitting needles

the green pepper, berrima, april 2007

This is the magic a 50mm normal lens can create

June 2012. Photos of Elise, Glenn, and Mary Larsson sailing in Cape Cod.

Holly! I had never seen it before then.

 

I was so excited, I squealed.

 

I really need to get out more.

I saw this beautiful flower at my way back from University. At home I found out, that it is a "Centaurea montana".

I really love my 60mm Makro :-)

Models: Miriam Ramirez, Monique Mansir, and Emily Carrillo; Shot at AHS

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