Dude! your rapidly developing sense of photography and its techniques is making me SO jealous. (j/k) I like the unique angle which u gave to this picture. thumbs up. keep up the good work.
Your blog seemzz a scrapbook of lonely photographer...iz its so?? But really NICE!!...Well I also like to be itzz member and also invite you to my blog only if you like...though i am a fledgling blogger but a mature person...can I ask your e-mail id plzz???
shhhh: I did'nt use wide angle in this picture, the idea was to bring attention to the name of the city and blur the clock in the background.
To do this I used the depth of field technique. The Aperture needs to be wide open (this is the F stop value in the above table), and the camera needs to be close to the point of interest (which is the name of the city in this picture). A wide angle lens does not make sense in this situation.
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(Jahanzeb Baqai)
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but you are the one who is homesick
JB
Dude!
your rapidly developing sense of photography and its techniques is making me SO jealous. (j/k) I like the unique angle which u gave to this picture.
thumbs up.
keep up the good work.
Your blog seemzz a scrapbook of lonely photographer...iz its so?? But really NICE!!...Well I also like to be itzz member and also invite you to my blog only if you like...though i am a fledgling blogger but a mature person...can I ask your e-mail id plzz???
shhhh:
I did'nt use wide angle in this picture, the idea was to bring attention to the name of the city and blur the clock in the background.
To do this I used the depth of field technique. The Aperture needs to be wide open (this is the F stop value in the above table), and the camera needs to be close to the point of interest (which is the name of the city in this picture). A wide angle lens does not make sense in this situation.
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