Trying to be creative
So tonight I had a friend's birthday dinner. I asked her if I should bring my camera along, and she said I could if I want. I wanted to as I wanted an excuse to test out my new lens. Unfortunately, I didn't know many people at the party so wasn't comfortable taking photos of people. However one of my mates and I got a little bored and decided to try and be creative with the things on our table.
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To be fair this was my mates shot. Due to the lens having a very shallow depth of field, the only way we could keep my half eaten cake and the glass in focus was by having my mate take the shot, as they were directly next to each other from his point of view, but slightly behind from mine (if that makes sense). Still a good shot, and I can take credit for configuring the camera.


This one was mine. It was my mates idea, however he couldn't seem to get the shot. I think he was struggling with just how shallow the depth of field really was. He was struggling to focus on the right point. I'm proud to say I got it first go!


I really like this shot in that it reflects the light well and gives it a whole other look than just a phone sitting on the table. Upon seeing the outcome, I then changed to a setting I hadn't used much before to test it out...

Wasn't as nice as the original but it got me thinking of how to use Monochrome. I then had an idea based on Chloe's bedroom wall from Life Is Strange. Lucky for me, my other friend Beck, always has a notepad and pen with her...

I wish I had have spent more time on this to perfect that focus! This is the best shot, and all of them has a slight part of the writing out of focus!


When I began running out of ideas, I pulled my zoom lens from my camera bag, and began trying to capture the light reflections in the glass of it, and had a little fun.




That's it! See you next time around!
@Neo Emolga @Suicune's Fire @Pokemon Trainer Sarah @Rival Max

Last time I tag you guys for a while! I just really like these shots haha