Two different focal points at reduced depth of field, just for a bit of fun:
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I’m in awe of someone who can actually CONTROL the photographic process! An interesting pairing, and as always a perfectly cooperative and perfectly placed subject in the pink flowers.
Hastily taken, not my best…but thanks very much for your comment, Meg, because I’m feeling a bit despondent about my recent photographic creations….there’s always something I should have paid more attention to, some detail I overlooked. You’ve cheered me up for a moment!!
Ah, the fun of depth of field. Gives great opportunity of making the image our own. A bright post in many ways Sue 😀
Thank you, Debs – see my response to Meg…..
I prefer the first one. The barrels is full of details and the blurred flowers gives a good ambience. Beautiful!👌
Thank you, Mario! Glad you liked these
Nice combo, Sue. It’s fun to play around with focus and apertures sometimes.
Best wishes, Pete.
Indeed it is, Pete!
your summer is further than ours ..
Oh, OK!
Fun is always fun having 😀
Quite right, A-C!
Hi! Love the pretty flowers. Thanks for showing the difference between the two shots. Did you get the two different results by staying focused on same subject but changing the aperture?
Nope, aperture the same for both, focus point changed….