The Bethadilly 52 Week 19 – Perspective

i am always in awe of how something as simple as a pencil jar or a basket of laundry can be brought to life, through the simple act of being intentional with perspective.  perspective is something that i am constantly aware of and, through a little trial and error, i find that moving around my subject and photographing it from a variety of vantage points always proves to be successful.

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when i first began my journey with photography (those of you who’ve been with me since then will know), i did a lot of still life.  not only was this because i didn’t have children at the time, it was also because still life is patient.  i can take my time, vary my perspective, and learn from my trial and error.  since having a baby, my camera has mostly been occupied with photographing her.  and still life is something that i haven’t dabbled with for some time.  i find it refreshing to do new things, or old things, every once in awhile with my photography.  i find it not only to be refreshing to try something new, but also an opportunity for growth and learning.

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The Bethadilly 52 Week 19 – Perspective

this photo was achieved using : nikon d750 and sigma art 24mm f/1.4 lens.

my settings were : ISO 500 | f/1.4 | 1/30ss

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to learn more about perspective, be sure to read photographing with perspective: using angles to create stronger images.

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