For lack of a literal interpretation of depth, which I would love to have been able to supply, I have to go with the depth of field for this challenge…
Let’s see what other bloggers have entered for Depth.
41 responses to “Depth of Field”
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You are right Janet. Thank you 😀
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Gr8 take for the theme, I love it – excellent captured for the theme… 😀
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Curiosa prospettiva e grande effetto!
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Glad your stomache ache hasn’t interfered with your depth of vision 🙂 Happy birthday (again 🙂 )
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I really like this shot
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A perfect example Paula.
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🙂 Thank you, Colline.
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Wonderful image, Paula. The bench seems to be stretching away to infinity. 🙂
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That’s a very clever shot.
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bon exemple Paula cette perspective en fait tout ligne qui fuit vers l’infini montre bien l’effet de netteté qui s’atténue vers le lointain c’est très démonstratif
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Goes on forever! Good one! 😀
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What a great view down those lovely long lines Paula!
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Another interesting Paula-perspective. Not only receding, but patterned as well. Depth of field is an ongoing photographic challenge for me. Thanks for the reminder to do something about it!
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Wonderfuk perspectice
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I was immediately thinking about depth of field too when I saw thje challenge, but I didn’t have any typical DoF photos in my drafts folder. It’s a nice shot for the challenge Paula and a good example of Dof.
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Takk Max. I’m going to the park to take sequel photos for your “Changing Seasons” 🙂
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Nice theme… Make the bench look bigger than what it is… Nice…
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I too thought of doing DOF but I figured that someone would beat me to it, and you did! 😀
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😀 Glad that it was me 🙂
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Great shot Paula – inventive use of DOF
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🙂 cheers Debbie. I look forward to your selective colouring tomorrow 😀
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Very impressive. This reminds me of days long gone when I would spend happy hours messing with speeds and aperture to get the required depth of field.
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This feels almost like a long and windy road ahead… 🙂 Beautiful and clever perspective, Paula!
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🙂 I am happy you like it, Ese.
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Interessante Prospettiva! Mi piace!
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Grazie Domenico. Benvenuto!
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The bench looks more like a gangway, the way you have captured 🙂 Very nice
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the bench looks sooooooo long – and thanks for the cool song! – like the beat
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A great shot.
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Paula this really appeals to me. As we are learning more about photography we have been trying some of this type of perspective which I think is really effective. Thank you for this photo which will definitely be staying with me as we wander on our adventures. 🙂
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Gosto muito! 😀
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The eye is led into the distance. Nice use of depth of field. I haven’t seen the challenge but I would guess there were a lot of this type of photo.
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