The map rotation among women may be a lot of people have seen. This time you will find the right and left when you see a woman, she will follow the direction of rotation changes.
Of course, you can do. Block both sides of the woman, her heart meditation you want the direction of rotation, and soon she will turn the direction you want the.
One technique that many photographers use to add a ‘wow factor’ to their images is to shoot with a shallow depth of field. In doing so they isolate part of the shot which is nicely in focus while throwing elements in the background (and sometimes the foreground) out of focus and into a lovely blur. Here are a few shots that use the technique of shallow depth of field.
Image by purplemattfish
Image by enggul
Image by Thomas Shahan
Image by Dustin Diaz
Image by cszar
Image by philippe leroyer
Image by aussiegall
Image by ~jjjohn~
Image by Amir K.
Image by Andross
Image by LEO™
Image by conorwithonen
Image by Steve took it
Image by Merlijn Hoek
Image by RHiNO NEAL
God some shallow depth of field shots to add to the collection above? Feel free to share your best shallow depth of field image below.
In the silence before the speed and passion, from the U.S. photographer Christopher Wilson , taken atBonneville Speed Week / Bonneville Speed Week. Christopher Wilson's picture is always with a gorgeous and detached mood, a kind of surreal beauty.
Utah's Bonneville Salt Beach has been racing's holy land. In the constant pursuit of the modern automobile industry safety, energy saving and comfort at the same time, this piece of the white wilderness of the racing car in the pursuit of the most original vision: speed and adventure.
