THS Digital Photography Spring Semester 2015
For the Flowers Task students had to adjust their aperture settings to create enough depth of field to have the parts of the flower in focus.
This can be a little tricky because in the macro setting on most cameras the depth of field becomes very shallow.
Getting a wider depth of field requires a tripod and a slower shutter. It's a trade off that requires some suble adjustments.
The images below were chosen as the best from each student by the class.
Image by Trey Phrampus
Image by Jordan Rodgers
Image by Joy Springer
Image by Christian White
Image by Noah Wilson
May 14, 2015