The depth of field is very important in portraits because they draw all focus onto the person in the image. It shows the the change in aperture by seeing the person's face totally in focus, while their surroundings are almost entirely blurry. It tells the viewer what to pay attention too and brings out all the features of complexion while hiding the background, basically turning the back into a blur of beautiful color.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Aperture
Depth of field
The depth of field is very important in portraits because they draw all focus onto the person in the image. It shows the the change in aperture by seeing the person's face totally in focus, while their surroundings are almost entirely blurry. It tells the viewer what to pay attention too and brings out all the features of complexion while hiding the background, basically turning the back into a blur of beautiful color.
The depth of field is very important in portraits because they draw all focus onto the person in the image. It shows the the change in aperture by seeing the person's face totally in focus, while their surroundings are almost entirely blurry. It tells the viewer what to pay attention too and brings out all the features of complexion while hiding the background, basically turning the back into a blur of beautiful color.
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