On the one of my images I captured the tree I was focusing on and a few surround for my extended depth of field. Then for my shallow field photo I captured the tree trunk and then the branches which is defining the tree up close and personal.
The apertures of both photos were just on my outdoor setting and when I uploaded them I tweeked them a little bit to be to my liking by adjusting the brightness and getting more highlights on it which brought out the branches more.
The apertures of both photos were just on my outdoor setting and when I uploaded them I tweeked them a little bit to be to my liking by adjusting the brightness and getting more highlights on it which brought out the branches more.
shutter speed:
Photo one: Fast shutter photo grasping an image of some of the tree I will be using for slow shutter speed.
Photo two: I left the shutter open for a few seconds and this is what I got from it, the branches/leaves were blowing in the wind which was creating a panning effect slightly.
Photo one: Fast shutter photo grasping an image of some of the tree I will be using for slow shutter speed.
Photo two: I left the shutter open for a few seconds and this is what I got from it, the branches/leaves were blowing in the wind which was creating a panning effect slightly.
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