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MOTION

This technique captures images when the subject is traveling in motion. The subject can either show its speed frozen within a shot or emit streaks or a blur effect called shutter panning that is based upon your camera settings. The challenges of this project were finding the right objects in motion and following those objects to get their effect. Also making sure you had the right settings because if you took the shot and it was overexposed or out of focus, then the object in motion would be too far if you had no control over it. I improved y seeing the motions in the everyday things I do and see. Whether its driving or seeing the water move in a jacuzzi, it was fun to see the different varieties available. Here's a couple of images that portray that effect. Click on the sailboat.

DEPTH OF FIELD

This technique judges on how much is focused within the picture. A shallow depth of field could consist of a focus on the subject while the background is out of of focus and a wide depth of field consists of the whole image being clear and focused on. The challenges of depth of field were just getting pictures nice to look at. Its a little hard in orange county to get a lot of scenery for cool DOF shots, but I worked with what I had. I'll try and traveling up north or down south for future projects. I have improved by learning how to adjust a wider depth of field rather than focusing on a small area. Here a couple images taken around my everyday life. Click on the image to the left.