Lessons Learned:
- I was playing with my 50 mm lens with a fstop of 1.8. I wanted to have a very shallow depth of field. The problem was that I couldn't get very close to the subject with the 50 mm lens. When I tired, the lens would not focus. When I pulled back the depth of field increased, and items that I wanted out of focus were now in focus. But, I found that if I moved them in front of the area in focus, they became out of focus much more quickly. In the future I think this will come in handy.
5 comments:
Cool shot Steve. I think that it's realy anoying when lenses don't focus on what they are supposed to.
Fantastic close-up! And not even with a macro lens. I love the coloring and the texture.
The focusing length is the limitation on the 50mm lens. You can get about a foot and a half away. The 50mm simulates the human eye in what it sees, so it many regards it makes sense that it can't focus in so close. But you did a great job here getting a nice close-up with so much detail. Nice patterns and highlights!
Great texture and color.
Hello my dear friend, is nice to see you:)
I'm back from sunny Portugal, from HOME! It is a great feeling be here again.
Your photo is perfect!
Hugs from Portugal.
Robert
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