Very nice stuff. I haven't used my 50mm 1.8 a whole lot, but it's very close to that in DoF. The trampoline shot is great.
r On 4/13/2012 3:54 PM, Larry Knight wrote:
Ok, I am not as good at dog shots as that guy, but I did just shoot the attached one this week. We got a new puppy at our house (Muffles). He is a cocker spaniel. I shot this while he was biting my stap on my camera. So, does this mean he hates Nikon, or he likes it so much he is trying to pull it away from me? I'll listen to all of your opinions on that question, but I value Carls the most (tee hee). I shot the second one with my christmas present to myself, a 50 mm 1.4 lens. At 1.4 the depth of field is VERY short, but it makes for a cool effect. These were ice bubbles on our trampoline last night after it snowed, melted a little and froze. Later Larry On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 10:05 AM, Aleta Boyce<alboyce@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Seth Casteel is this photographer's name - and here's a link to some more photos. Great to see a photographer doing so well!! http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/seth-casteels-surreal-photos-of-dogs-underwater/2012/02/15/gIQA1uXFGR_gallery.html#photo=1 A PHOTOGRAPHER IN CALIFORNIA DECIDED TO TAKE A FEW OF HIS FURRY FRIENDS, A BALL AND A HIGH RESOLOUTION UNDERWATER CAMERA TO THE POOL. HERE ARE THE RESULTS - ENJOY!!! =
