Another montage shot with a telephoto lens to produce a wide field of view and extreme depth of field. Cick here to see the shots arranged in Photoshop before I blended them together.
I didn't set the exposure to manual for this montage as I normally do. This made blending more difficult but created a wider range of tones to work with.
Shot of the day
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Kasra
Hi Miles,
a huge fan of your work! I read your comments about the previous picture that it was as series of pictures stitched together. did you change your depth of field for each of these pictures. I want to know what your settings were. it'd be great if you can share. thanks
2010-05-11
jelb
bonsoir,
A nice effect of depth for a sad scape..bravo!
2010-05-11
Miles
Kasra, this is also a series of images stitched together, see the original linked above. I set the focus to manual and it didn't change from shot to shot.
2010-05-12
Kasra
excellent! thank you for your input. look forward to seeing more of your great work.
2010-05-12
sazkove
nice,second part of project?Great
2010-05-12
lnoyl
really cool. a lot more photos went into that than I would have guessed;
2010-05-12
Paddy
By extreme depth of field I gather you really mean extremely shallow depth of field.
2010-05-13
Hayley
I am in love. This is really great.
2010-05-14
Alex
Ive tried this myself, and im curious, have you just used the auto align feature on photoshop? It seams like a mammoth task to do without... just how skilled are you?
2010-08-07