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10 Perfect Pictures of Bokeh (shallow depth of field)
By utilizing a shallow depth of field, by using a wide f/ stop (small number), you can create a lovely blurry feel in the background. It works wonders when trying to isolate a subject and looks especially nice in macro shots, giving a smooth colourful texture in the background. So without further ado, here are 10 examples why you should try using a shallow depth of field:
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10 Beautiful Beach Pictures
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Linda Cronin
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To get you in that summer feel.
My favourite photographs of the Matterhorn I took
Sorry I haven’t been posting recently. I have been pretty busy. However on my holiday to Zermatt I got some awesome photos of the Matterhorn. I have compiled my best shots right here:
Antelope Canyon, Arizona – A magical world of colour – Amazing Places
This place is the most visited and photographed canyon in the southwest of America. The incredible formations are created from flash floods which pick up tonnes of sand and smash it against the walls of the canyon, creating incredible, unique patterns. Now we had a Photo of the Day with a photo of this canyon and i felt it needed a little more exposure. Anyway, enough of that, take a look at some of these photos! I’ve only just started this blog so be sure to follow on your right hand side for plenty more stuff!
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Uncovering photos from my trip to Italy – Part 2
Going on holiday with your friends is always a one to remember. I think I mentioned this before but these photos are from my old iPhone 3GS and I am still in awe at its abilities. Anyway here is another few photos i found from the trip, i no certain order.
I didn’t manage to get a photo of where i was standing to get this photo but there was this very tall, very old arch with strong winds. As you can imagine, as a paranoid human being, i kept thinking this could be the moment it would collapse. As if it hadn’t been standing through storms for centuries.
One day we went on a long walk up a seemingly endless mountain. At the top this fox jumped out without a care in the world! I didnt even have to zoom in on this photo. This just shows how curious wild animals are and their domestication by humans has spread fear throughout them.
The Palio di Siena, held twice a year, is a huge horseracing even between different neighbourhoods of Siena. Held in the Piazza del Campo, shown in the photo above, big rivalry occurs and it isn’t uncommon for a jockey to fall of on a tight corner. Originally, bullfighting took place in this square however it was outlawed in 1590. I’ve included someone else’s photo so you can get an idea for what its like below.
Anyway i hope you liked a few of my photos from my trip to Italy and give it a like if you did. Maybe even a follow… to much?
Photo of the Day – Monti Sibillini in B/W – Giuseppe Peppoloni
Some photos just look so much better in B&W! The smooth shapes of the hills covered in snow contrasting with the sharp trees make this an amazing photo. Well done Giuseppe Peppoloni! Check him out by clicking the photo!
New Website Layout – How’d you like it? This website is going to be much more interactive and tips and tricks will be included later on for photography. I’d love your feedback reply with a comment at the bottom!
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