Last week, I wrote about changing the depth of field by changing your position. Another way to change the depth of field (or the amount of the photo that’s in focus) is to use your camera’s zoom. Whether you’re using your cell phone’s camera, a point and shoot camera, or a DSLR, you very likely …
Today I had planned to cover a tip on using your camera’s zoom. And I will in a future 365 Project post. But last night, right before bedtime, I noticed our cat Felix had a cut on his lip. I pulled his lip back to check…and noticed one of his canine teeth was broken off …
Your dog’s fur…it’s such a part of your dog’s identity. From silky to curly, short to flowing, we’re all in touch with our dogs’ fur more than we are our own hair. But do you have a photo of your dog’s fur? A closeup photo with fur as focal point? Give it a try. Moving …
Today we were on the road and visiting relatives…including this little cutie, our “cousin” named Chip. Chip’s house has a large picture window, the kind they used to build in houses in the ’60s. (Why don’t people have picture windows today? I left really wanting to add one to our house!) Whether you have a …
Irie isn’t in love with the camera like Tiki is. Get out the camera, and Tiki is ready to strike a pose. Irie, on the other hand, would prefer not to look at that strange object pointed her way. She looks the other way… But even Irie cannot avoid the lure of the squeaker! I …