My topic this week was Shallow Depth of Field – Part III. I chose to continue this topic because I had a vase of dried (aka very dead) flowers that I really wanted to photograph with my macro lens. I also wanted to play around with some abstract and impressionistic compositions. Macro lenses are so much fun!
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For more information on shallow depth of field, check out my first post on shallow depth of field 🙂
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