Hey Maddy, Good job getting some good shots for part 1, extended depth of field.In your first photo I really like the paint or whatever that is dripping down the rock. You also did a good job of making sure the entire frame is in focus, I think the only thing that could've been improved is that maybe a little too much of the foreground is in the picture, and i am more interested in what's behind it. also, we were supposed to have three subjects per picture and this one only has two, but still a nice shot nonetheless. the exposure looks good and everything is in focus. For picture 2, you did a good job of getting three different subjects in the photo, youve got the grass in the front, snow in the middle, and building in the back. I think the sky is a little distracting, and the building doesn't look completely in focus, or maybe it is a bit over-exposed. the angle of the picture also makes it look... weird for lack of a better word. maybe try to make the ground/building appear more level. besides some minor issues I think this picture accomplished the goal of the project which was getting an extended DOF shot.
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Hey Maddy,
ReplyDeleteGood job getting some good shots for part 1, extended depth of field.In your first photo I really like the paint or whatever that is dripping down the rock. You also did a good job of making sure the entire frame is in focus, I think the only thing that could've been improved is that maybe a little too much of the foreground is in the picture, and i am more interested in what's behind it. also, we were supposed to have three subjects per picture and this one only has two, but still a nice shot nonetheless. the exposure looks good and everything is in focus.
For picture 2, you did a good job of getting three different subjects in the photo, youve got the grass in the front, snow in the middle, and building in the back. I think the sky is a little distracting, and the building doesn't look completely in focus, or maybe it is a bit over-exposed. the angle of the picture also makes it look... weird for lack of a better word. maybe try to make the ground/building appear more level. besides some minor issues I think this picture accomplished the goal of the project which was getting an extended DOF shot.