Shallow Depth of Field
I find myself using shallow depth of field more than deep. I use it mainly in portraits, but I chose to explore different ways of using it in an abstract way. The first photo is a demonstration of shallow depth of field with portraits the rest pushed me to use more creativity. All of the photos were edited in Lightroom slightly increasing the exposure and shadows, decreasing highlights, sharpening, and bumping up the contrast.
Deep Depth of Field
I rarely use deep depth of field, but that’s because I generally am hired to do portraits. Landscapes aren’t my strong point, but diving into something different is good for me. Makes me think more about my composition and surrounding elements while framing the shot.
Nice work with all your pictures. I really liked the different shots you got and the angles you got. I thought your deep depth pictures were great. It’s really hard to be able to make pictures interesting like that but I think you did a good job. I like the abstract tree one as well because it’s a very different take on trees.
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Brooks, I love the variety that you have in your shallow depth shots. You have great composition in the engagement photo, as well as the “dead flower close up” photo (that photo title cracked me up, by the way! haha). The water/light shot is really fun to look at… love the colors.
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