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This photo was taken when my grand daughter twins were about 10 months old. This is one of the dynamic duo. the twins are now 5 soon to be 6.
I spent a few hours in the grounds of the Kwan Yin Temple, Penang, with the G2 and the f1.7, 20mm pancake lens, seeing what I could achieve with the manual focus.
Natural selective color ....
The stone brings grey nuance which represent an unsaturated background color and the greeny leaves bring the nuance of saturated color.
For my selective focus I found a stump that had the inside hollowed out. I proceeded to put my phone inside then I focused on it and blurred out the wood.
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The image is a close up of some old bikes I found beside my house. In this photo, I also decided to focus on the first bike and make all the other bikes blurry in the background. The image also shows how the bikes look older from being left outside for a long period of time.
The composition technique that I used was a selective focus, by using selective focus it draws your eye to the screw on the first bike and then makes all the other bikes look blurry.
To create selective focus it was important to place the aperture at f5.6 allowing only a small amount of the photo to be in focus.
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