Thank you. A bit tricky to use a 75mm for this. Easy enough to blur the background at f2, but to make the foreground stay in focus!! I like those reddish things in the background. Don't remember what they are.
Thank you. I find it a challenge and delight, in trying to do a scene, like this, where things are rather uniform (grass and more grass), and yet bring it to life. Uniformity does not have to be a bore, I hope. I am glad you like this.
I was poking the lens quite close to the droplets. Some of the droplets are in focus, the rest seem to appear as bokeh. The green leaves at the back have become blurs. The responsiveness of the shutter also is helpful. Thank you.
I was using my Elmarit 28mm, f2.8 on the A6000, making it roughly 35mm. To get the 3D look, I shot the flower head-on. Even so, with the lens wide-open, I still had to get quite close. Thank you.
I was lucky - the morning sun started to stream in behind the bush. Just waited 5 minutes till the light was right. Took care to keep shadow details. Thank you.
Don't know what this is. I was attracted by the glow, which seemed to give a 3D look, while highlighting the wall texture around. Selecting this, deselecting the rest which receded. Thank you. I am sure next time it won't be the same. A bit of luck.
Thank you. I wanted to let these trees stand out from the others. It seems that is the way they want it. Unfortunately we don't have any cemeteries left here.
Thank you. The morning light was just right, subdue yet with a bit of glow. Shot quite close at f1.4, it gave me the blurred background and the bokeh. The colours are natural.
I have been getting "9" for the last 3 times. The colour of the cube seems to blend well with the table colour. Just for fun; selective focus used to highlight the wood grain. Thank you.
I really like the composition and balance in this photo. The grouping of the people is just right as all faces are visible showing the fruits of their labor. However, This is not criticism of an excellent photo. But, I find the processing is lacking in some contrast or whites thus creating a dullish look. Was it the actual lighting condition that give this look or is there room to work with the whites and black in order to give it some more pop? None the less, its a great shot.
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