Single Focal Point-
"There are a number of ways that this can be done - depth of field can make it so a subject is in focus while almost everything else is blurred; or you could use negative space and a minimalist composition to draw in the viewer to one part of the image. Sometimes you can also use light as a frame to guide the viewer's perspective to your subject - think spotlight and light shaping."
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Great examples, all - the die is my favorite because of the lighting, but the fork is a close second.☺️
ReplyDeleteThanks John. The die is the one I entered, because of the same reason you mentioned.
DeleteNice playing around using different techniques. I like the fork best. What is the orange thing with spots? Has me foxed.
ReplyDeleteThe orange thing is a petal from a tiger lily that fell on the stump of a tree adjcent to the plant.
DeleteThanks Chuch. My presently favorite lens is a 50mm 2.8 macro Nikon Z lens. It is sharp and very light. Combined with a Nikon Z7 a perfect walk around duo.
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