For this challenge, get out there and take a picture demonstrating the concept of focus. Depending on your skill level or type of camera, tinker with the manual settings, use the auto focus feature, or play around with an app. Some idea
- Snap a photo of something or someone in focus, against a blurred background.
Share a panorama or landscape in sharp focus, in which you can see details away
behind my LENS 
I’m confused: are you making up the challenges and meeting them or …. who is making up the challenges. Goodnight Going to say good night to J and get to my book. A good, easy but pretty well written and interesting read, recommend highly: Courtney Sullivan, The Engagements. http://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2013/07/01/book-review-the-engagements-courtney-sullivan/Gfl4XTXV78eZhSfT1Vc54M/story.html
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 10:16 PM, Gail’s Blog
I’m am providing pictures for the proposed challenges…I’ll take a look at the book!
Here is a link that may help you! http://dailypost.wordpress.com/weekly-challenges/
He’s really concentrating against the elements and everything! 🙂
very true!
Cute pic! I think we all scrunch up our faces like that when taking photographs. Makes the picture sharper….
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I think the correct term of what your describing is Depth of Field DoF which guides the viewers eye to the focus or subject in a photo. https://dapontephotography.wordpress.com/2013/06/20/depth-of-field-what-does-it-do-to-an-image/
I totally agree…i just copied and pasted what they wrote in the daily post challenge…here is the think:
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/weekly-challenges
Great thanks for the link
sure thing
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