My cute relatives sitting on a rock at my uncles cabin drinking hot coco I believe was best captured with a medium depth of field, so that they would be in focus, but yet the background a little blurry.
About Me
- Alyssa
- Since I got into photography I've loved it, and it's like everything I see now is a picture, I can see it in my head. Capturing nature is wonderful, seeing the little things that usually are not even noticed, like the bark on a tree or the texture of a leaf. Photography really shows how beautiful things are in nature. I love taking portraits to tell stories and capture expressions, emotions and personalities of people. I would love to go to college for photography, and get a degree in business management. Im going to make a great attempt at chasing my dream job: my own photography business. Portraits, like I said, are my favorite subjects to make pictures with, and if I pursued photography I would like to do weddings, baby pictures, senior pictures ect. Well all of these photos were taken by me, therefore it would be illegal to take them, manipulate them ect., so please don't. Thank you.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Depth of Field
I myself mostly use low depth of field in my photography, and capture textures and such. The following three pictures are examples of low, medium, and high depth of field.
There was a decaying leaf folded of a stick that was sticking out of the fresh snow we had gotten, and the low depth of field really captures the unique, scary looking texture of the leaf.
Obviously this picture has a large depth of field, everything in the picture is sharp and is a sort of landscape, so it works out well.
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