Shot at 1/80 sec, f/2.0, iso 400
I feel pretty indifferent about this photo, i like it but i feel as though theres too much blur in the back round and its soaking into the foreground, i like that it seems a lot further away than it is and i like that it looks composed.
Shot at 1/10 sec, f/6.3, iso 400
I like this one a lot better, the blurring isnt too overwhelming but its still there, it shows that there is still some distance and you can tell what i was trying to focus on.
Shot at 0.4 sec. f/20, iso 800
I really dont like the look of this, i dont like that it looks so flat and i dont think it makes the cupcakes look at all appealing, it especially makes the one in the back look terrible. the only reason you can tell theres space between the two is the shadow, other lan that they look like two pieces of paper
Shot at 1/800, f/2.0, iso 100
(deep DOF meaning a LARGER f/#, Shallow DOF meaning SMALLER f/#)
I love how this photo makes me feel, its calming to me in a way, the edges of the building are equal on both sides of the photo and it feels balanced.
Shot at 1/30, f/2.0, iso 800
I love depth of field in portraits, i like that it make it so that you know you have to be focusing on the subject i like the sharpness but i also like how it feels soft.
shot at 1/5 sec, f/20, iso 6400
i dont like the flatness of the photo, everything being in focuses means too much going on and its confusing, it just makes it seem like a too-busy back round, which it is but i dont want to be able to see that.
Carina Cossentino 