MirandaJo
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I've shot these many times with a similar lens (Canon 18-55) at 55mm at f/5.6. As it is, only part of the flower is sharp. That's fine if that was your intention. Otherwise, a higher f-stop will give you a wider DOF and you'll get more of the dandelion in focus. And yes, the centered composition is not so interesting, but I assume this was a practice shot for technical adjustments. The background is nicely blurred.![]()
I've shot these many times with a similar lens (Canon 18-55) at 55mm at f/5.6. As it is, only part of the flower is sharp. That's fine if that was your intention. Otherwise, a higher f-stop will give you a wider DOF and you'll get more of the dandelion in focus. And yes, the centered composition is not so interesting, but I assume this was a practice shot for technical adjustments. The background is nicely blurred.![]()
I was only trying to get the flower sharp.Yes this was me just practicing trying to get the flower to focus and the rest to blur. Thank you.
I was just complimenting you on the nice blurring. It's very good!