I had a really tough time with this assignment! I couldn't decide on what I wanted to do, and my camera wasn't cooperating (thanks to me tampering with it, oops!), but by chance I ended up with 3 "green" pictures.
Here's Oliver, wearing shorts in his favorite color (green!), playing on a playscape.
I really like this picture. I'm not sure how the crepe myrtles in front ended up fuzzy while the background is in focus, but I like it!
And this picture didn't come out too well because I was too far away, but I like it anyway! It's not too often that I get to take a (sort of) closeup picture of a baby deer. :-)
Great shots Maria!
ReplyDeleteAs for what happened with photo #2, that's called 'depth of field'. The larger the aperture (which actually means a smaller number) the shallower the depth of field. The higher the number (which results in a smaller hole, or aperture) the greater the depth of field, and more things are in focus. It's a great photo tool!
Nice work! :)
Lovely ! That baby deer is so cute.
ReplyDeleteCool. For pic #2, the red thingy was fuzzy b/c the assignment was for the green thingy!! Love you!! And the doe.....what a wonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteLove photos of kids when they're not looking!
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