Each month I participate in a blog circle with other photographer moms of all levels of photography! This month's blog circle topic is Shallow Depth of Field. Photographers often shoot with a shallow depth of field, which means that they isolate a small part of the image to be in focus, while creating a nice bokeh (or blur) in the rest of the image. This creates a visual sense of interest for the viewer.
This month I was outdoors and saw that our tiny little garden had 4 yummy looking strawberries! Its unusual I get to pick them before the pesky bugs or animals get to them!
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Carrie's Blog to see her interpretation of this month's theme. Follow the links to see everyone's awesome blogs!
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4 comments :
Oh great job!!!! I think the second is my favorite one. Those strawberries look perfect!
Gorgeous photos - really awesome prop to demonstrate Shallow DOF too - we're winter in New Zealand, so I really miss strawberry's right about now!
love how you managd to get so many lovely shots of just a few strawberries- and the light and depth of field us e is wonderful
Wow! These are so good!! I love your use of shallow depth of field. And the strawberries look delicious!
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