What you do in those times really test your character. What do you do?
Here is my unispired image.
I learned that shooting wide open is not always a good idea. That having great details might be better than having all bokeh. In this image I could have slowed the shutter speed a tad and closed up my aperature. You live and learn (I hope).
Nikon D-300, F/1.6, SS1600, ISO 200
It is what it is. Running out of day light and a gloomy rainy evening.
Twitter Tuesday at Tasra Mar
My reading corner:
Nikon D-300 User's Manual Pages 163-165
Now reading:
A Short Course in Photography by London & Stone pages 45-47
Studied ads in Family Circle and Vogue Magazine
6 comments:
I struggle with that all of the time... on everything. I really like a shallow depth of field, but when I look back, I know exactly what you are talking about.
Your little mushroom is very cute, and I like the bokeh.
I haven't a clue about the technique but it looks good to me!
I think this looks good, and the bokeh is nice. A wise person once told me, "they can't all be masterpieces." :-) But even if you don't consider this a masterpiece, it's a fine photo!
I like this composition and this looks good to me by itself.
I have learned that too with portraits. Much as I love shooting wide open, I love getting everything in focus that I wanted to be in focus more ;) This looks great to me.
One more day complete... that's a victory!
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