Wide apeture to get the depth of field on this feature

Ruin, Norfolk

~ mcfly - falling in love

View On Black

Illumination of the model to showing effect lighting and reflections

6/9/12 Robert Roche posing in Allston, MA

Dune grass

Playing with depth of field..

A Depth-of-field exercise.

D.O.F_f/2.8

Woodwalton Fen

Another bit of idleness using Blender 2.49, modeling nuts & bolts while experimenting with focal blur.

Music: 'Psychedelic Crater' by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Camera: Canon Rebel T3i

Aperture: f/5.0

Shutter Speed: 1/200 sec

ISO: 100

No Flash

Focal Length: 180mm

Editing None

Design Principle: Emphasis

On my drive to work I noticed how the freezing rain and snow that had fallen the night before, sticking to the trees and plants giving them a certain glow and appealing look. Luckily when I arrived home later in the day, the ice was still on some plants and the sun was partly shining. I chose this photo out of the many I took because I was able to blur out the background completely; focusing on the center where the ice looks like its growing from the plant or like it’s wearing it. I also like how the light refracts off the ice, capturing specs of colors. The ice is also translucent, giving the quality again that plant and Ice are one.

Shallow depth photo of my dog looking at the camera.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

I don't even know if these are dandelions, but I was jamming out to the Railroad Earth song of the same title, and figured, why not?

I was just informed they are Mums. Perhaps the alternate title should be "Mum's The Word"?

Buy print: www.etsy.com/listing/76569733/dandelion-wine

Clapotis detail

A weed is only a flower in the wrong place.............. this lovely is sitting in the middle of my lawn with her friends.