Showing posts with label depth of field. Show all posts
Showing posts with label depth of field. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

TULIPS!

For Mother's Day my mom, my aunt and I hit the Arboretum and the Rock Garden at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington.  The only thing I love more than tulips is photographing tulips, as evidenced in the hundreds of images I took.

Here's my favourite from the day:

pink tulip in fairyland

Here's my series of single stems:

tulip

single maroon and white tulip

single red and yellow tulip

single purple tulip

black beauties

leafy yellow and red tulip

And here are a few flowerbeds:

tulips in the sunshine

red and yellow tulips

pink lily tulips

pink tulips

Check out the full 'Tulips' set on Flickr.

Happy Spring!

Saturday, March 6, 2010

DEPTH OF FIELD - FORKS AND SPOONS EDITION

Part of our second assigment was to use maximum and minimum depth of field on the same subject.  Manipulating DoF is one of my FAVOURITE things to do - I was in bokeh heaven!

Here are the two shots of forks and spoons, laid out on a mirror.

forks

spoon

Love it!