Tofu Tuesday
Published on June 7, 2011
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Tofu Tuesday: Narrow depth of field

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I haven’t experimented much with live subjects on my new 50mm lens because I’m not quick with manual focus yet. I’m getting better though. I love the narrow depth of field, but it’s the hardest setting to manual focus with. Narrow or shallow depth of field means that only a small area is in focus. The rest is blurred. This is pretty cool for food photography or portraits.

Here is a portrait of Tofu hanging out in the narrow depth of field. There is a pretty solid band of focus and the rest (both front and back) are blurred.

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I am Genie, a graphic designer/photographer obsessed with food and bunnies. I live in Whanganui, New Zealand with my husband, The Koala and our two rabbits, Kobe and Bento. I write about my hedonistic ways and I love the mantra "Eat well, travel often". I prefer not to write about myself in third person. www.bunnyeatsdesign.com

2 Comments

  1. xysea1971 says

    Hi!~

    I just found your blog and I really am enjoying it, especially your to-do list. Have you achieved any more on it?

    Cheers!

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    • Bunny Eats Design says

      Thanks Born A-Green. I have completed 1 more off my list last night but I haven’t written about it yet.

      I love the concept of your blog too.

      Reply

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