Fern Echo
Uploaded: May 10, 2003
Jim Miotke
My Courses November 14, 2004
No, this was how I saw it in person. I simply used a macro lens, moved to a point of view that had the one fern echoing the other, and moved in very close (they were actually very small). I put the camera into the aperture-priority mode and selected a small f number (for minimal depth of field). This is what caused that background fern to appear blurry.
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Jim Miotke
My Courses December 06, 2004
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