Focus Study

I took this image at the library. I intended the subject (the sculpture) to be in crisp focus. The picture is taken in auto mode. The subject is in foreground and the rest of the background is blurred. 








This picture of the flower is taken before Orton effect.










In this picture, after the application of the Orton effect, the subject is more clear and focused and the background is blurred out considerably. 








This image shows us the depth of field. I intended the foot bridge to be the subject, and gave the image a crisp and clear focus.

Depth of field Trail

This is taken in Aperture mode 1/60, F4.2

This is the image of the trail. This picture was taken in Program mode. Shutter speed 1/60, Aperture F3.8









This is an overexposed picture of the trail taken in Aperture mode 1/60 F7.1

The image is underexposed. Picture taken in Manual mode 1/1.3 F9










This is taken in Aperture mode 1/60, F4.2










This is taken in Aperture mode 1/60, F4.5

Exposure Study #1 Trail Bridge, Canton NY

This picture is taken in Program mode. The shutter speed is 1/80, Aperture F5.6. This is the picture of the trail bridge.

This picture#1  is taken in Shutter mode with shutter speed 1/40. Aperture F9.

This is an underexposed image of the bridge. Shutter speed 1/40, Aperture F9. Taken in Manual Mode









This is an overexposed picture of the trail bridge. The camera was on Manual mode The shutter speed was 1/3, Aperture F9.








This picture#2  is taken in Shutter mode with shutter speed 1/40. Aperture F9.









This picture#3  is taken in Shutter mode with shutter speed 1/40. Aperture F9.