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Depth of field is where, what, and how far you camera is focused on. It is controlled by the Aperture. The number of the depth of field depends on the specific lens, but it usually ranges from f/2.8 to f/11. When you set the number low, the lens opens up more, meaning the focus is on everything near the camera. The higher you set the number, the more the lens closes, meaning it focuses more on father away things or more specified objects.

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The story behind this is that the photographer (Alfred Stieglitz) captured the realism of how separated people are based on financial situations. The poor and sick were shoved at the bottom and the wealthy were put at the top.

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I really love this picture from Andreas Gursky, because it just captures the movement of the customers around the 99 Cent Store, and it is just overall visually pleasing.

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Moonlight: The Pond by Edward Steichen is really inspiring because he combined photography with paints in this picture, when back in 1904 it was frowned upon to edit photos. He argued that it was okay to edit pictures and it led to this great creation.

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This picture from Harold Edgerton is inspirational because it was the first picture ever taken that was stop-motion. Edgerton combined high-tech strobe lights and camera shutter motors to capture this. It really captures physical movement so fast that the naked human eye just can't catch.

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This picture was taken by The Hubble Space Telescope. This was the Eagle Nebula, 6,500 light years away from Earth in the constellation Serpens Cauda.

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This is 5/5 of my final pictures

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I really like this photo for the reason that even though it's simple, the water and the cobblestones just have a very soothing effect to the viewer.

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I as well really like this photo because the texture of the jersey is very clear and the holes are just visually pleasing.

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I like the sunset in the back and the shadow of the person mixed with the lights

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I like the colors and the weird effect of the camera just floating

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I like the blurriness of the photo and also the fairy lights

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I like how the rainbow colors are just on the lady's face and how it just shows half of her face.

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I just really like the colors of the whole thing and the rows of the flowers.

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This is 4/5 of my final pictures

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This is my final final picture, also 3/5 of them

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2/5 of my final pictures

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this is 1/5 of my finals