Bex and I decided to pre-prepare a blog post for today. This
photo was taken on yesterdays trip. In the park we had stopped in; there was a
small climbing frame made from rope. I thought that if I took the photo at an
odd angle then I could create an interesting composition.
For this photo I used my telephoto lens to create a very
short depth of field. I pointed the camera up towards the sky to get the
composition that I wanted. I used the camera in aperture priority to keep the
depth of field to the minimum. As it was sunny day I pre-selected an ISO of
100. The camera matched this with a shutter speed of 1/400th of a
second; this was fast enough to account for the focal length.
To edit the photo I increased the contrast and then I
decreased the shadows. I did this to make the photo more dynamic. I didn’t crop
the photo, as I was happy with the composition. I like the effect I created
after editing the photo.
As this post was created yesterday we will tell you how Focus
On Imaging went in tomorrows post. But I’m sure it will be a very enjoyable and
informative event.
Mat
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