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D750
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ISO 110
1/100 Sec
24 - 120mm f/4G ED VR
85 mm
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Enezdez
That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
No it's not. Move the camera elsewhere.
That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
No it's not. Move the camera elsewhere.
It's someone's lawn, would you like someone to traipse through yours??? I would think not!!! But Thank You!!!
Nope, it's in the country, no sidewalks, there is a driveway albeit that would be trespassing - just let it go!!! (I know I should!)That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
No it's not. Move the camera elsewhere.
It's someone's lawn, would you like someone to traipse through yours??? I would think not!!! But Thank You!!!
And somehow there's a 3-foot wide public sidewalk that dead-ends right in the middle of it?
Nope, it's in the country, no sidewalks, there is a driveway albeit that would be trespassing - just let it go!!! (I know I should!)
Cheers & Enjoy The Night Sparky! By The Way I have Other Photo's On Here Too!
Enezdez
Nope, it definitely isn't! Try a longer lens and larger aperture which would have rendered the background much less crisply focused, making it far less intrusive.That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
No it's not. Move the camera elsewhere.
Nope, it definitely isn't! Try a longer lens and larger aperture which would have rendered the background much less crisply focused, making it far less intrusive.
It could, but I didn't mention backing up!Nope, it definitely isn't! Try a longer lens and larger aperture which would have rendered the background much less crisply focused, making it far less intrusive.
Would not backing up and using a longer lens result in the same DOF?
If so, then one would merely need to stay put and open the aperture up.
Nope, it definitely isn't! Try a longer lens and larger aperture which would have rendered the background much less crisply focused, making it far less intrusive.That's out of my control!!! lolThe background is just way too busy. It not only competes with the subject, it overpowers it.
No it's not. Move the camera elsewhere.