This week we have been working mainly with the Macro Lense of the camera. We have been having to get in closer, change our perspective, and focus was key. Without complete stillness on this photo of this chicken, the part that I wanted in focus is actually quite blury and getting out of focus, instead of in focus. Using the macro lense you are really looking for the depth of feild in a photo to be able to get a difernt perspective instead of just looking at the blue chicken, now we can look closer at the texture and depth of field. 
The other photo is a better example of focus, because you can really see that the red line going through the white is what is in focus. You can almost feel the texture when you look at the picture. I learned a lot about the macro lense during this unit, and also focus + depth of field.
The other photo is a better example of focus, because you can really see that the red line going through the white is what is in focus. You can almost feel the texture when you look at the picture. I learned a lot about the macro lense during this unit, and also focus + depth of field.
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