This week’s Sunday Stills prompt was ‘Shallow Depth of Field’. It all sounds a bit techie to me, but here’s what I’ve chosen. Hope it fits the bill.
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just love the bird shot. Do you know the name ?
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Hi Bill, no I don’t. This was taken in Australia four or five years ago. Judging from the way the neck is folded, I’d think it’s some kind of marshland or waterside bird used to getting its food from the water, but I can’t be sure. Hope all is well with you. 🙂
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Lovely shots, Sandra. The bird is my favourite too. 🙂
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He’s lovely. I wish I’d taken him from a different angle so he might be easier to identify.
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Beautiful captures 🙂
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Thank you!
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Sandra, Lovely photos. I also like the bird. 🙂 — Susan
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Yes, he’s lovely. Thanks Susan.
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I don’t know what depth of field is. I suppose I should go figure it out. Love the two non-deer-menaced day lilies.
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I suppose it’s how much in focus the background is. I’m more of a point-and-shoot merchant myself, though I do spend time composing the layout.
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wow, whats that bird? ………..loved your pics for the challenge dear, keep it up 🙂
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Sorry Henry, don’t know what the bird is. I think that neck is folded back, judging from the swelling at the front so it’s probably a long-necked one. Maybe a heron?
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