Boots on Fence
- Ian Frilay
Justin Jumping
- Ian Frilay
Justin Tire
- Ian Frilay
Squirrel
- Ian Frilay
Squirrel 2
- Ian Frilay
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To post photos you're going to need to log in with BYUIPhotographics@gmail.com
password: Photography
So everyone can learn from each other, with each photo, please include as much of the following as possoble:
Camera, Lens, Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO, Location and or Process.
Aside from posting photos and comments, once you're logged in you can also list your personal blog as long as it is photography related.
2 comments:
I love your use of depth of field with the squirrel pictures.
I like the other two but nothing that says, wow. I might have tried to do a panning shot following Justin while he was jumping and have the rest of the scene blurred by the motion of your camera to show movement.
The boots on the fence posts doesn't have anything jump out at me. Maybe it's because I've seen this shot one too many times.
Great Job with the squirrel shots! I love them. I guess its because I have always loved squirrels! The depth of field is great!
The Justin pics are fun. The one with the tire is good. It makes you think. Why is he in there! Great shots!
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