View allAll Photos Tagged DepthOfField

Molly Rosner on the train tracks under the BU bridge in Boston, MA June 2012

We'd left some birdseed outside a few days previous.. but I'm not sure how they got aligned how they did.

For the first time ever, Connor eats snow.

This is a replication of the 2nd picture in the shallow depth pictures. I crouched low to the ground and angled the camera up to get a better view of the plants and the people in the background. the people are blurred and the plants are the main subject we are seeing. (they had flowers at one point, but it got cold and they died:)

Depth of field is too tight, but I still thought it was interesting.

This looks at how as the depth of field changes so does the exposure when all other settins are the same between photos. With minimal depth of field the close grave is displayed with proper exposure and clarity, but the statue is blurry and sky faded.

Also 35mm.

 

And it's one for the Depth of field group :-)

Acton, MA, June 1, 2012; Ashley Ayoob poses for photos outside the Acton Memorial Library

Part of a fork-lift truck power electronics. If your fork-lift goes wrong, it may well be the black thingy next to the yellow oojami-flip.

 

38mm, F/5, Handheld ,natural light hence: iso400

bastidores do espetáculo EN - Laços do Destino

1 2 ••• 69 70 72 74 75 ••• 79 80