It's been raining and I was really quite taken with the puddles. Well, that's a bit of a lie really. I was taken with idea of taking photographs of the reflections in the puddles. Unfortunately, the sun has come out and evaporated most of the puddles and then there wasn't a particularly good subject reflected in what was left of the puddles. Oh well, I still have a few more days left with the 50mm lens so watch this space. I suspect there'll be more rain so I'll get another chance to play with reflections.
In today's image you can just see a bit of the puddle in the upper left hand side of the image. Anyway, whilst grovelling about on the floor trying to get some nice reflections I noticed the seeds from the liquid amber tree and decided to take a shot of this instead. It seemed a great opportunity to play with a shallow depth of field again, so quite a wide aperture was selected to isolate the seed pod from its surroundings. You'll get a pretty good idea of the depth of field by looking at the concrete near the seed pod. There's not a lot in focus.
Hand held, 50mm, f2.8, 1/2000, ISO 200
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I'm thinking you could use some of this material as a teaching resource. All the theory behind DoF falls into place watching this.
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