iDoc wrote:
As understand it,in landscape photography many images have foreground,midrange,and background with at least the object of interest in focus. In looking at your image my eye is drawn to the marshgrass in the foreground which is soft(defocused)-then to the background trees which are also soft. The effect is a dreamy image which is somewhat appealing. If the marsh grass was your subject,and I suspect it may have been since it blocks the background,you could use a larger aperture,focus on the grass,and have a nice bokeh in the background.
As understand it,in landscape photography many ima... (
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I got you! I was loving the marsh grass and how the background looked thru that. I simply took what my eyes found pretty. As for aperture.. Im taking all my pics thru a cell camera! I don't think it gives me the option to change anything like that. I really need to upgrade lol!