Semiahmoo at night
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Taken last night at Semiahmoo State Park, WA. Same comp but different DOF and shutterspeeds. Thoughts and preferences?
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I'm the opposite, I like the narrow DOF, but like the cloud motion!
Isn't it great when you ask for feedback and everyone disagrees on their favorite?
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Is that a telephone pole or wooden cross in the photo? I keep focusing on it. Can you take it out? (of the photo I mean )
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I am with kdog. I prefer the first one because of the detail in the background. Because the stump is in your face enough, the detail in the background doesn't distract the eye too much.
Just my opinion..
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I can't really give a reason, but I like the narrow DOF better. It's an emotional reaction with no real reason behind it; I simply like the way that the blurred background brings the stump into sharp focus and immediately draws my eye to it. That's one I'd hang on my wall.
Of course, the incredible color palettes in the sky and the trees really make both shots.
Can you give me some shooting info? I.E. shutter speed, focal length, your actual distance to the stump, whatever you might have? I'd like to try a shot like this myself sometime.