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Thought I'd try out some macro shots on a solid white background, I actually totally loved it! Might start doing this more often.
Allow the light shine upon the depth of your who you are so that others can smile and shine with you. We are each beautiful in our own ways.
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The jump is an example of freezing motion. Photo on left shot at 1/1000 second. Photo on right shot at 1/800 second.
This photo stands out to me because recently I have been fascinated with fall colors and am constantly on the lookout for vibrant yellow and red leaves. Although I only took a photograph of one single leaf, I like that the picture says "fall is coming". Also, utilizing the depth of field technique makes the photo just a little bit more interesting, as opposed to taking a flat photograph.
There are several changes made to this new addition to the Depth of Field picture. First, I wanted the flowers to be offset, but not as offset as the original. I cropped the left side to frame the flower slightly more.
I also edited to make the flowers pop more than before: Brightness +7, Contrast +11, Saturation +25, Shadows +16, Warmth - 6. Structure, Noise Reduction, and Vignette were unchanged.
This photo showcases a medium depth of field. This is obvious due to the fact that the branch is completely in focus, while the background is slightly blurred out but still in focus to the point where you are able to make out what is going on. Æ’/8.0
This is the same assignment like the one at Foothill College with the bears, but it is with less objects. I want to put the main focus on the ball, but when you compare these 3 pictures, then pay close attention to the back of this water feature. This picture was taken with an f16 and shutter speed of 1/25. The rocks in the front are still in focus, the ball is in focus, but the back of the water feature becomes blurry. The hole on the right side is not in focus anymore and you can just see a black spot.
This is a good example of depth because the focus is on KaLani taking a picture, but there are tree branches before her which gives the photo the effect of depth.
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New photoj assignment this week :]
i am proud of how this turned out, it was my first true experience with depth of field.
Toys are 2 ft, 5 ft, 7 ft, 15 ft, 20 ft and 30 ft away from the camera; we used a tape measure to determine distance. The point of focus was 7 ft away. Watch the foreground and background objects change as the F-stop changes.
This picture is a good example of depth because I had to reduce the aperture significantly to blur out the mulch underneath. This required using a tripod.
Along the side of the driveway at the farm, these wild daisies grace us with their presence every year.
The child in the foreground is in focus, while the others are less crisp. The lines draw one in to appreciate the depth.
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I made these 1000 colored stars for my husband's bday before we got married. I wanted use them to take a depth of field photograph because there are so many, I can easily blurr the background and focus on specific spot.