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1/100 f/18.0 18.0 mm ISO 200

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Saturday Self-Challenge 10 Aug 2019
Saturday Self-Challenge
Stowe Landscape Gardens
Farm
Farm Buildings
Shadows
Fun Ranch Boogie
Albert Lee


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SSC 10 Aug 2019

SSC 10 Aug 2019
Explored! Thank you very much :-)

SATURDAY SELF-CHALLENGE
10 AUGUST 2019
DEEP DEPTH OF FIELD

My understanding of deep depth-of-field is that you need to try and get as much of the scene, from front to back, in focus. I figured that an aperture of f/18 and focussing at a point just beyond the gate would be a good starting point :-) I am not at all sure if I have succeeded!

Having looked at Val's link again I am wondering if I should, perhaps, have gone for f/32.

Also, I am sure a lot of lenses have a sweet spot of, probably, around f/8 or f/11. And at, say, f32 I guess the quality may suffer a bit.

I could, of course, be talking jibberish :-)))

Anyway, in the 'Discussion' section Kenny's comment about being able, in the olden days, to see the area of focus by looking at the lens markings brings back memories of this very helpful function :-)) Thanks, Kenny.

This is a farm within Stowe Landscape Gardens. But, for the purposes of 'Sight and Sound' we will have to imagine this is a 'Ranch' and then I can choose "Fun Ranch Boogie" by Albert Lee :-)

Added to Sight and Sound : Pictures & Music

♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ Listen here ~ Fun Ranch Boogie ~ Albert Lee

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 Jan
Jan
Very nice image Roger. I found this challenge probably more confusing that it should’ve been. I really like your subject. Tells a story and makes you want to know more
4 years ago.
 Annaig56
Annaig56 club
extra belle nature et jolie perspective
4 years ago.
 Karen's Place
Karen's Place club has replied
This was a good learning experience. I think my 19mm prime might have been a better choice this week. Maybe next time. :)
4 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club has replied
The highest f stops usually suffer from what is called diffraction blur, that's why most lenses are at their sharpest somewhere in the middle.
photographylife.com/what-is-diffraction-in-photography
4 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
You succeeded perfectly under rather difficult lighting conditions! The red letterbox is a cool eyecatcher:-)
Wide angle always helps to get more of the scene in focus and f/18 seems a good aperture. f/32 probably wouldn't have been as good because of diffraction issues.
4 years ago. Edited 4 years ago.

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