I'm not sure what it's called in still photography, but in television this would be the beginning of a rack focus. I've been having fun experimenting with this look lately.
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I'm not sure what it's called in still photography, but in television this would be the beginning of a rack focus. I've been having fun experimenting with this look lately.
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What you have is a shallow depth of field. The depth of field is the area in a photograph that is in focus. It's controlled by the aperture (F-stop) of your lens. The wider the aperture the shallower the DOF. For instance F3.5 has a very shallow DOF where F16 has a very deep DOF so that practically everything is in focus. I hope my explanation is helpful.
Posted by Will | July 10, 2003 7:52 AM
Yummy photo! Come see what great shots are over in my neck 'o the woods...great nature shots - especially look for pia and citric there...
Posted by cobalt | July 11, 2003 3:34 AM