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| wide depth of field - in Savannah |
or rather depths of field.
I know I have posted the one photo - where the post is in focus and the background is not.
I felt these were two good examples of depth of field. Both narrow and wide.
Funny, I seem to gravitate towards the narrow view - a more selective focus. I don't know why, I just like the look.
And no, I do not consider myself to be narrow-minded!
It has been very cold here and I haven't been able to get out and shoot any photos - which is driving me crazy because I have projects due!
Maybe that is why I posted these two.
I am going over f-stops, shutter speeds and hyperfocal values in my sleep.
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| narrow depth of field - in Savannah |
Both of these photos were taken in the Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah. The place is beautiful and peaceful. I just want to go back and visit!
Anytime you have moss dripping from the trees, that can't be a bad thing.
OK. It is late. Just wanted to post something. I will be glad when I can get out and capture something new! Both photos are pretty much as is, SOOC. No editing. (wow, me? not edit??!)
I am working on getting images in the camera within a certain guideline or technique. In the long run it will make me a better photographer even if I know I can do most of this in CS6...boy it sure is different coming into this from the back door!! Definitely a challenge.
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I definitely prefer the wider depth. Definitely because maybe I am the nosy type, or just curious. I want to know what else is there, waiting around the corner or further down the road. I can appreciate the difference though and the amount of learning you are doing. Thank God it's not me, haha. You are doing great, Amy.
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you how many times, I've gone through the aperture lessons from my husband and from books. I try and think I have an understanding, but when I get out to a real photo op, I get flustered. Takes me too darn long to go through the process in my head. I know I need to practice more and you're pushing me to do it.
ReplyDeleteI like both shots. The scenery is magnificent!