Photo Comp. Technique Part 2

 Hello! So today we're talking about our photo composition techniques again. 

Today the techniques we'll be talking about are, deep focus, shallow focus, and focus pull. 


Focus pull is a comp. technique is where the focus shifts one from subject to the next. So here I'm showing the focus being shifted from the water bottle to the background/dashboard of the car.

Using the portrait option on my iPhone helped me a tremendous amount. 





After focus pull, we have shallow focus. Shallow focus is the comp. technique where one subject is in focus while the rest is out of focus and blurred. For this I used my subject (classmate, Janaysa) to show where it only focused on her and blurred out the rest of the background behind her. 


Lastly, we have deep focus ! Deep focus is a comp. technique in which each subject is in full focus. For this example I used my classmates at work !


Thanks for stopping by and learning about the second part of photo composition techniques ! Hope you enjoyed and will be back for more !





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