the wood

manda · Nov 2, 2003

alexanderhip · Nov 2, 2003

Nice shot Manda, extreme depth of field, was it shot on a pier?

manda · Nov 2, 2003

nope
a seat with an iron sculpture fency thing behind
thanks alexander

grimmett · Nov 2, 2003

Great shot Manda. How about some details about how you shot this. Digital? Film? F stop? I really dig it.

ksmattfish · Nov 2, 2003

Nice shot. I really like the blue and the orange. More details on the equip please.

cowbert098 · Nov 2, 2003

Nice shot, It is very interesting to look at!

photoman · Nov 2, 2003

Very interesting shot. Please more tech info.

I like the unique angle and position of the shot. the detail and depth of field is superb.

manda · Nov 3, 2003

im never good at this because i dont write things down and have a shocking memory
its shot with my canon digital G3 on about 2.5

with the macro setting on
seems to be you have to set it to macro to get good depth of field with this camera

thanks for the comments guys

captain-spanky · Nov 3, 2003

well it's more interesting than the one i did for the comp when i first joined this place..

I love the colours in the background of yours... and the direction is really cool too

oriecat · Nov 3, 2003

manda said:
with the macro setting on
seems to be you have to set it to macro to get good depth of field with this camera

But Manda, you have virtually no depth of field in this shot (which I really really like! It's fabulous.) Maybe you have it flipped?

bogleric · Nov 3, 2003

I must agree. I would argue that the depth of field is very short. There are a lot of items in the background, but the background appears as a single depth.

Some depth appears on the board, but I can definitely tell this was a macro shot.

urameatball · Nov 3, 2003

hey, I've been trying similar angles to yours in the past week or so. These angles give very good outcomes even if there's nothing really that special in the frame.

But I really wish mine could be as good as yours. My backgrounds usually come out too blurry. how'd you get that background so 'sharpish'? If I took the same pic, the background orange wouldn't have shown any detail whatsoever.