Bex and I went for a wander down the local nature reserve for some
inspiration and photographic opportunities. We walked past a bush which
normally I would have walked past but I saw it from an odd angle and
thought it looked rather interesting.
I walked closer to crop out the rest of the bush, and also
to alter the perspective. I used the widest aperture I could to blur the background.
By blurring the bush, it stops it from being a distracting background. I used
the pop-up flash as a fill in flash, because the group of leaves were in
shadow.
When I took the photos off the camera, they needed editing quite
a bit. So I increased the contrast while also reducing the brightness. This has the
effect of blacking out the background and focussing more attention onto the
main subject.
Overall I really like the effect of the photo with the
background being blacked out and the leaf being very sharp in the foreground. I think the editing was very successful.
Mat
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