I haven't been doing very well with my goal of taking pictures everyday. The cold makes me hide inside and most of the pictures I take inside, I'm not super proud of. They are usually of my dogs.
But lately I have been taking pictures for my black and white analog class. The first assignment that we have done is just the technical assignment. I did this class in 2003 my freshmen year. I remember when I took it that I had no idea what I was doing with my camera. After practicing with all of the functions on my DSLR for the passed year, I already know what is going to happen if I change the aperture.
Let me show you.
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| This is with an aperture of 4.5. |
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| This is with an aperture of about 16. |
Notice the difference? It is in the focus. I love shooting with my lens wide open. And that means that I like to take pictures with my aperture at about 4.5 or 5.6. I love to keep the depth of field really shallow. It helps me to keep the attention on the subject.
See it again here.
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| This was with an f/stop or aperture of 4.0 |
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| And this one is about 27. The blurriness comes from the slow shutter speed that I had to use. |
I'll even show you it one more time because...well...I love this subject.
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| 4.0 for this one. |
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| And this one is 27. |
Hopefully I can make the photos look this awesome in the darkroom.
I hope you enjoyed the examples. Have a great weekend!
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