In this task, the brief asked me to take a few photos with the cameras our teacher supplied us with.

The time we had set was an hour to take the photos in our preferred place of interest. We used the

raw mode setting to change the aperture to lower than the current aperture size before capturing the next image. This project was called Depth of Field.

 

Depth of Field is how much the image is sharp from the foreground and background of the picture. This is controlled by the aperture. Smaller the aperture, the more depth of field you will have. Larger the aperture, less depth of field. Here are four brilliant examples below I composed in the college area.