One of my favorite barn settings. I've looked at it for a few years.
Hwy 55, Lynchburg, TN
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
Aperture SOOC Sunday
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| f2.8 1/640sec ISO 200 |
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| f3.5 1/500sec ISO 200 |
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| f5.0 1/200sec ISO 200 |
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| f8.0 1/160sec ISO 400 |
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| f11.0 1/125sec ISO 640 |
I enjoy doing macros with a series of apertures and seeing the different depths of field or DOF.
The wider (smaller f number) your shutter opening (aperture), the more shallow the focus will be.
This is not a perfect study because I did not use a tripod and you can see I did have varying distances in these since I was holding the camera.
The lens was maybe 1 foot away from the group of flowers.
I thought my focus point was consistent, but evidently I missed it on the first shot.
Auto ISO
No flash
SOOC jpg No adjustment other than reduce for web
I forget my flower anatomy, but those white tips on the ?stamen? of the azalea always get my attention.
Maybe I need to get a microscope.
I think I like the f3.5 better.
Which shot is your favorite?
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Noblit-Lytle House
The same dreary day as my previous two or three posts.
Again, just off Hwy 11, Giles County, Tennessee
There is a barn, of course, but I'll save that for Barn Charm.
I missed the composition on the fence photos.
Heads shouldn't be chopped off in photos - including fences.
A view of the home place from the hill where the cemetery is.
Should you be interested, here is a link to Noblit Cemetery on Find A Grave
And, for any history buffs, I Googled "Giles County Noblit" and got several interesting pages.
There is more moss planned for the future. I hope you like it.
Amy
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