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Lock down photography
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Departing by Adrian Sadlier, on Flickr
Taken this evening during a quick visit to the park across the road!0 -
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Adrian.Sadlier wrote: »
Ornamental Onion by Adrian Sadlier, on Flickr
I found this little beauty growing beside the path during my daily walk!
Gorgeous, what f stop is this at ?
edit- just checked flickr link I see f/5.0 ...
I have the canon 50mm f1.4, and I notice It's hard to get a clear shot at f/1.4, i rarely use it, normally go for f/2.8 at most.0 -
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Thanks Tom,
I was using a Nikon 105mm f/2.8 macro lens. As the subject is so close to the lens, this always gives a lovely bokeh if you get a little separation from subject and background. Even at much smaller aperture.
I should have taken it at f8 or above to get a greater depth of field but as it was handheld in a slight breeze I decided not too
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All of these photos are great. I found the following international places photos marvelous in this quarantine. Yes, I didn't have opportunity to capture them but I am sharing with you.
Above is a photo from Tokyo street where life was busy at night but in lockdown days, it is looking empty.
See how Roma is looking like after the lockdown. They suffered a lot in this pandemic and I want to wish them blessings and love.
I am beginner in photography and usually take photos for my blog from my phone. According to my friend, i should start my photography business because I am good at taking them with smartphone. Right now, I am on my way to choose a good photography brand name from here and then I would decide either I would continue to professional photography or not. I am curious to know how photographers sell their photos at 500px or iStock.
Moreover, I am love these lockdown photos:
Yeah! after lockdown, Venice canals are enough clearer to see under the water.
No crowd on New York roads. Mayhap, a positive side of this pandemic.0
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