My Depth of Field Post

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Just some plants nothing to special, but I still like this picture.

 The river flows and you can see the rapids you can see the rocks and the green trees and everything is beautiful.

A little form of life.

A rocky slope.

I love the river in town and go there to take pictures for this class its a beautiful scene and has 100 thousand different angles and places to take pictures

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The two pictures of the boy in the purple flannel i kind of like but would change some things, just like when the picture was takes, facial expressions, etc. Still, pretty spiffy.   

I just like this picture, everything about it. I know it looks amature but i think it just adds to it. The cameras cocked to the side the lighting everything, i just overall enjoy this picture.

I love this picture of the reflection of the trees in the water I think I just looks good and neat.

  Just some artwork posted up on a concrete wall. Who the hells Chaz, I bet he likes to skate.

The long road ahead of all us.

My Photos of Light

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This black light i took of has been zoomed in on. I like the purple it caught with the back being blue and my other light shining in the picture making it almost foggy and white, like the outlet of thare the bulb is screwed in is just floating there.

The picture of the candle in not really sure if i'm fond of its a good example of light, just not the best picture. Maybe a better background or candle next time. This picture has also been zoomed in on.

 My last picture is the empty room and abandoned bed i really like the picture i wish i could have it in better quality so it would look a little nicer but, oh well, live and learn.

Examples of Light

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I like this, almost, old time looking photo the beam of light is just perfect reflecting on the pages of the book this man is holding.







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This picture captures 3 friends ontop of a rock looking at the mountains watching the sunset. I like this picture itself and what it, as i interpret, as the meaning and close bond of friends.  

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In this photo i especial like the half and half of the sunlight in the clouds, the trees on the horizon, and the field all blend together very well and the colors or the shy is just beautiful.

Depth of Field Examples

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I like this picture i'm not sure why it just stands out to my the brown and the blurry blue.

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I like this picture because of the cool happenings in this picture.

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 I like this narrow depth of field picture because of how high def the picture is.

Thursday

Dawn, rocks, and surf. Wallis Sands State Park, Rye, New Hampshire. (Jerry Monkman)
This picture by Monkman i enjoy because of the verious colors and scenery .

5. Beyond the Invisible
A large joshua tree frames the summer constellation of the Milky Way, photographed in the wilderness of Death Valley. Single exposure of f/2.8, ISO 4000, 30 seconds.

I like the picture above because of how vivid the stars are and yet its not dark out.

The picture below caught my attetion because of how you would think a picture like this would be in color and the phtotgraph 

4. In the Beginning
Clouds split the late afternoon light on a smoky day on Glacier's St. Mary's Lake.

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These, both taken by the same photographer, are very different and unique.

Terra Galleria Photography
the waterfall is really beautiful and the way the randow was captured is really amazing.

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The line and colors portrayed in this picture is just mystic

Welliver Photography     






This small stream is very high qualitey and just a beautiful picture

Vertical lines

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Wayne Turner

Tony Hadley