Moments when my eye, mind and hand decided to noncooperate!
For Tuesday Photo Challenge: Fuzzy
Tag: Focus
Focussing right!
Another wonderful post by Raj@Xdrive inspired me to dig into my photo archives and share my thoughts/images with my fellow bloggers. Lesson no. 9 on Learn Photogrpahy is all about focus . Raj says “…our focus point is of greater importance as for as the final output is concerned.” OMG, this is what I learned in early days of photograpy. I was quite happy with this little finding 2 years ago. Presenting two images from the past:
Next is to show how things change when we crop a picture. The first picture looks OK but after cropping I ralized that it was not properly focussed. The image details are f/5.6, 1/125sek. and ISO 100
Below are some shots to illustrate “focus” with photo details.
Hope you all enjoy this post. Now it’s time to listen to Raj!
Sharpness of image and not of tongue!
My schedule for the photography lessons is all messed up. I know one should make an effort than making excuses but I have too much on my plate. Anyways, lets come to the the point.
I like Raj’s post on sharpness though I am still not quick to decide on shutter speed or aperture settings. I know I should practice more but then again. At least now I ask myself before a click what I want to capture and how I want it to be. If it turns in what really wanted is another story 🙂
The day I chose to work on assignment is a rainy day, and so I shall not be taking any new photos today instead will try to use images with different settings.
- As you see the subject was much closer to the camera. In the background is Victoria harbour in Hong Kong. The technical detals are F-stop:f/6.3m, exposure time: 1/160sec, ISO-100 and focal length: 30mm
This image was taken in garden in Hong Kong where sculptors of stars of Hong Kong are displayed. This garden is situated very close to harbour on Kowloon side. I decided to keep full background to show the exact place.
The details about second photo are 1/200 sek. f/5 22 mm, ISO 100. I crop the photo and check if the image was still sharp if I crop it.
Next image shows the effect of little disturbance. The image got blurry. The details are 5.1/100 sek. f/5,6 55 mm.
I like the sharpness of the foloowing images. The technical details of the first one are 6.1/320 sek. f/9 55 mm
Next image was taken in a Botanical garden during summer. What I like about the image is even though the focus was off centre I am able to capture the details of flowers and the bees. It looks pretty sharp! The details are 1/200 sek. f/7,1 55 mm, ISO-100.
The my final imge was taken on an Italian Beach. I tried to capture breaking of waves. The details are 8.1/3200 sek. f/25 116 mm, ISO 6400
Now we shall be waiting for comments from Raj!
Nurturing Thursday: Focus
You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus ~Mark Twain
Remember
The secret of change is to focus all your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new ~Socrates
For Becca’s Nurturing Thursday
Floral Friday: The Focus (3 images)
My second entry for this week’s WPC
Weekly Photo Challenge: Where to focus
Picture taken when a fight broke out for a piece of bread. I tried my best to caputre the scene but was hard to decide and focus. Thanks to WPC WordPress, for giving me chance to share it with fellow bloggers 😀
Tuesday Teaching: Where was my focus
Egyptian Proverb: Because we focused on the snake, we missed the scorpion.
Some of you might have noticed that I put my Wednesday post TODAY. Uff!
Minimal Monday: A new beginning
I am going to try my hands on “Minimalist Photography” by using “eliminate the unnecessary”.
Comments are most welcome!
