I was taking pictures of my son and nephew while they were burying me in a huge pile of leaves. I had a 50mm f/1.8 fixed lens and was trying to take pictures of them having fun. The lens captured the leaves instead of my son. It was unexpected and unintentional — I didn’t see it until I pulled them onto my computer.
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is something not in focus here? My eyesight is not so good.
The shallow depth of field makes it look like the leaves are floating in zero gravity; pretty neat!
Thanks! Your website is great! I think my students could really learn something from it.
Thanks so much – glad you like it! I’m always adding new stuff to it & if there’s anything you and your students would like to see a tutorial about, I love to get ideas from people since there are plenty of topics I might know about but haven’t thought about writing something on. Feel free to shoot me an email anytime at nick [at] itsjustlight.com
I’ve had my iPad do this when I was taking a photo, too. Sometimes it turns out wonderfully, as did yours.
janet