Assignment 14: Be creative with Depth Of Field - Congratulations Freelanceshots!

Here is my entry, a picture of a butterfly and my daughter's hand:


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5DII + 100mm macro @ f/8


Also, I can't resist posting this one of my son as well, since I took it with my brand new lens:


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5DII + 85mm f/1.2 @ f/1.2

Hello all, I joined recently because I was really interested in this assignment!


My entry:


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Faeries by C Double W, on Flickr


Those are your everyday gnats, and are from the Hamlin Beach State Park in New York. Canon 5D Mark II, 1/800s, f/4.0, 200mm f/4.0 lens, ISO 800






And others I considered for the assignment:





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The Architect. by C Double W, on Flickr



Canon 5D Mark II, 1/60s, f/4.0, 200mm f/4.0 lens, ISO 1600





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Sliver. by C Double W, on Flickr


The passenger-side rear window glass of my car.Canon 5D Mark II, 1/800s, f/2.8, 100mm f/2.8 macro lens, ISO 1600








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Herbi-fish. by C Double W, on Flickr


An unknown plant from the Buffalo Botanical Garden.Canon 5D Mark II, 1/50s, f/4.0, 100mm f/4.0 macro lens, ISO 800

Chris, Welcome to TDP, Love the "gnats" shot.


Good Luck

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Hello everyone. This is my submission; any and all comments and critiques are most welcome. Cheers!
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Canon EOS 450D; f/5.6; 1/2000s; ISO-100

Here's one from tonight, that not only has a creative DOF, but is taken in horrible conditions with a kit lens (gasp!). I was just mucking around with minimum focus distance, or close to it, at 18mm.


T1i + 18-55mm IS kit lens @ 18mm, f/3.5, 1/4s, ISO 6400.


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Here is mine


7D, 300mm 2.8L IS lens, f2.8,1/800,ISO400, tripod, 10/15/2010, PP ACR &amp; CS5


I got really close to this very small bird(wild),so the bokeh looks pretty nice to me.I took about 15 burst shots, and this one seems the only keeper.


the reason of the low keeper rate was slower shutter speed due to low light condition and I 'm not comfortable with ISO higher than 400, this small bird kept moving and Tv 1/800 was not fast enough to capture its motion.


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thanks for viewing!

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7D, 135 f/2 L, ISO 800

Erno.


Ok...that is cool.........nice shot......

Just wanted to share since I love these bushes I planted in my backyard this past summer!


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7D, 100mm macro IS, 1/50, f/10, ISO 640