Category Archives: Depth of Field
Lens Artist’s #296 : Abstracts
Ritva says Abstracts turn everyday scenes, objects, or textures into visual poetry. Well, here’s my way of seeing some abstracts (spoiler alert, these have all been seen on my blog before). First up, let’s take a small part of the
Lens Artist’s #296 : Abstracts
Ritva says Abstracts turn everyday scenes, objects, or textures into visual poetry. Well, here’s my way of seeing some abstracts (spoiler alert, these have all been seen on my blog before). First up, let’s take a small part of the
Lens artists Challenge #133: My Photography Journey
This week, the theme Amy has chosen is My Photography Journey. I first picked up a camera when I was 11, I think, a Kodak instamatic, and it cost rather a lot to get the films processed, so I didn’t
Lens artists Challenge #133: My Photography Journey
This week, the theme Amy has chosen is My Photography Journey. I first picked up a camera when I was 11, I think, a Kodak instamatic, and it cost rather a lot to get the films processed, so I didn’t
Countdown to 2021 (12)
This is what I see out of the window today – rather gloomy, to say the least. ‘Cooped up indoors’ is becoming all too regular, and watching the weather in the streets hardly makes for an exciting life…. linked to
Countdown to 2021 (12)
This is what I see out of the window today – rather gloomy, to say the least. ‘Cooped up indoors’ is becoming all too regular, and watching the weather in the streets hardly makes for an exciting life…. linked to
Another take on Shallow Depth of Field
I usually have my focus on the close subject, with the distance out of focus, but occasionally I change that around, and focus on the distance. I may play around with that today, but for now here are some oldies:
Another take on Shallow Depth of Field
I usually have my focus on the close subject, with the distance out of focus, but occasionally I change that around, and focus on the distance. I may play around with that today, but for now here are some oldies:
2020 Photo Challenge: #24 – Close up/ Macro
BeeThis week, Jude has stated: This week’s assignment – We are looking at the shallow depth of field again this week to get close up to your subject. Use either a macro lens OR the macro setting on your camera
2020 Photo Challenge: #24 – Close up/ Macro
BeeThis week, Jude has stated: This week’s assignment – We are looking at the shallow depth of field again this week to get close up to your subject. Use either a macro lens OR the macro setting on your camera
2020 Photo Challenge: #23 Being creative with DOF
OK, finally here I am, shaking off the recent slothfulness with regard to this challenge. Jude has asked us to: “Take three images of a chosen subject at three different aperture ranges. Low (shallow like f/1.8), medium (intermediate like f/5.6) and
2020 Photo Challenge: #23 Being creative with DOF
OK, finally here I am, shaking off the recent slothfulness with regard to this challenge. Jude has asked us to: “Take three images of a chosen subject at three different aperture ranges. Low (shallow like f/1.8), medium (intermediate like f/5.6) and
One Word Sunday: Flare
Returning from a wander the other day, I looked up at some trees and there was this wonderful sun flare I quickly reset my aperture to f22 to be sure of getting a good result, and voila! Linked to One
One Word Sunday: Flare
Returning from a wander the other day, I looked up at some trees and there was this wonderful sun flare I quickly reset my aperture to f22 to be sure of getting a good result, and voila! Linked to One
Pointillist?
The view from my window today, an almost impressionistic image a pretence at pointillist dots, and something about the muted colours that put me in mind of Utrillo
Pointillist?
The view from my window today, an almost impressionistic image a pretence at pointillist dots, and something about the muted colours that put me in mind of Utrillo
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