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It’s a small world – You can call me but don’t call me Al
A Monday monochrome macro moment here (and alliteration) featuring an old phone. When shooting a macro image you have two choices. You can photo stack to make everything come out sharp or you can deal with that thing that goes … Continue reading
Posted in black and white, macro, Monochrome Monday, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged black and white, depth of field, macro, macro photography, monochrome, photo, photography
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Let’s talk about focal points
While we sit down in this beautiful farm garden. Both images were shot standing in the same spot with identical settings, but what makes them different? In the first photo I shot a third of the way in just in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Flowers, Nature, Ohio, Photo Techniques, photography, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Canon, depth of field, DOF, flowers, focal point, garden, gourds, photo, photo technique, photography
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Aperture, Depth of Field, and F stops
Aperture and depth of field were the first things I learned when I took my camera off automatic. In a nutshell, aperture is the opening in the lens which allows light into the camera. It’s analogous to your eye; your … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged aperture, Canon, depth of field, f-stops, photography, photos, Sigma, tutorial, urban decay
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