![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
Use your lens WIDE OPEN (whatever the highest f-stop is, f/14, f/22, f/32...). We get accustomed to using fast and shallow apertures. Coming from a landscape photography background (and especially from film), the other end of the spectrum used to be more intriguing while trying to get greater depth of field in those images.
To see images of others participating in this weeks challenge click HERE
To see more images waiting for their own gallery click More Good Stuff
RE_20120316_0436
Copyright of this image is the property of CR Erland Photography
| comment |
| René-André | 23-Mar-2012 05:34 | |
| LynnH | 21-Mar-2012 01:19 | |
| Barbara Heide | 20-Mar-2012 22:55 | |
| Matylda Lempel-Chareza Photography | 20-Mar-2012 15:28 | |
| J. Scott Coile | 19-Mar-2012 19:31 | |
| Timothy Guenther | 19-Mar-2012 12:09 | |
| Jola Dziubinska | 19-Mar-2012 00:19 | |
| Cindi Smith | 18-Mar-2012 23:47 | |
| Inga Morozoff | 18-Mar-2012 20:55 | |
| Marco Valk | 18-Mar-2012 17:21 | |
| Walter Otto Koenig | 18-Mar-2012 15:41 | |
| BleuEvanescence | 18-Mar-2012 15:28 | |
| Carla Resh | 18-Mar-2012 14:06 | |
| Guest | 18-Mar-2012 14:03 | |
| laine | 18-Mar-2012 13:06 | |
| Stephanie | 18-Mar-2012 12:16 | |
| Guest | 18-Mar-2012 06:15 | |