Assignment 8Selective Focus vs. Maximum DOF
“Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the photograph.”
—Matt Hardy
Purpose: To Learn How to Use Selective Focus to Draw the Viewer’s Attention to a Particular Subject. To Use Maximum DOF When No Single Object is the Center of Attention.
Selective Focus
Part 1
A good photograph draws the viewer’s attention to what you want them to see. Selective focus is used to draw the viewer’s attention to a particular subject, such as a single person in a crowd, a specific cactus in the desert, or an object you want them to notice.
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