Welcome back and thanks for visiting I know that I’ve been pretty dry on my good old fashioned rants of late but away from the fact that my two year old doesn’t want to eat his dinner until he’s been put to bed, screamed his lungs out till he’s gotten up and only then eaten his dinner (it’s only been a couple of days but it wears thin pretty quick) life in the Bunny Chow household has been sailing pretty smoothly.
Nanny Bunny Chow arrives this weekend anyway so she can assume the role of evil parent who insists that all meals don’t consist of yoghurt and cheese on toast.
Anyway back to photography, this weeks suggested theme from Google+ was depth of field. The ideal way of achieving depth of field is to open up your camera’s aperture to the lowest f-stop possible and you’ll get lovely creamy blurred backgrounds or bokeh but to get those really low f-stops you need really expensive posh equipment or at least equipment I don’t own with both of my camera’s only opening up to f2.8 I was forced to go with Macro and see how I got on. I also forced myself to shoot in colour for a change and am actually pretty pleased with how it turned out.
You can view the full album this shot came from here.
- Depth of Field
Next weeks theme is Spring/Autumn so I need to think about whether I go with the cliché and find some Daffodil’s (they weren’t in flower last night when I looked anyway) or go on the hunt for something more original.
As always I appreciate any and all feedback and invite you to share my photography with those around you.
TTFN
Mr Bunny Chow
The life and photography of Mr Bunny Chow 
Lovely to see some colour. Nice effects.
Nanny Bunny Chow will not be the evil one! It is my perogative to be a spoiler:)
Nanny Bunny Chow can put him to bed then
Great photo and good tips on achieving depth of field.
Great photograph! Oh, how I miss the terrible twos… not. 🙂 Good luck with the little BC, although difficult, it is a very interesting phase.
Thanks Zelmare, it certainly is interesting times.
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