Category Archives: Learning Log 3 (Botanic Garden)

This is my favorite photo. The picture shows a shallow depth of field. You focus in on the plant more than it’s surrounding. To me it makes the photo dramatic and interesting. The subject is frontlit and sharp and you are able to see the plants vibrant colors and texture.

I chose this as my favorite photo because it is a great example of shallow depth of field. The flowers are in sharp focus while the background fades.

I loved how vivid the colors of the flowers look as well.

This photograph is also a good example of front light, the sun light is hitting the flowers very beautifully.

I like this photo because you can really see depth. It has a deep focus and a wide range. Everything is in focus and it also has deep perspective. You can really see the foreground, middle ground, and the background and that’s why this photo is one of my favorites.

I personally really like this photo. The shadows that you can see, the lightening and the depth of field you can see between each trees. The most I like about this photo is how the photo leads you right in with leading lines.

 This photo is the most visually compelling from the batch because its depth of field allows the roses to have a good angle at which one is closer to the camera and the other is further. The view allows good lighting, and a clear view of the rose that is in the back and all surrounding it.

This picture gives a good example of shallow depth of field with the vibrate shade of pink right in focus.In this picture the one flower stands out by its self while the other others are blurred.I also like the light that I captured on the flower petals. It brings out the contours and shape of the flower and petals.The flower in front has its own spotlight while the others are backstage.

I really like how the focus is only on the flowers and the web, but the background is totally blurred out. Also the lighting brings out the details of the flower and allows us to see the web which otherwise would have been lost in the picture.

I chose this picture because I felt in love with the backlit  light hitting the subject. The shade of light makes the flower have high contrast.

This Image was taken around the rose garden in the Botanic Garden. This picture stood out to me because its really focused into the flower and the back is blurred out, showing depth of field, while the plant on the back has a lot of spikes making it focus more to the flower in the middle.