f/2, 1/3200 sec., ISO-100, 50 mm - Canon T3i
Believe it or not, this carved pumpkin is 3 years old! My husband and I somehow allowed it to petrify and we now keep it as a permanent addition to our home. The composition and lighting brings an artistic and intriguing - almost mysterious feel to the photograph. The vertical view of this photo allows it to be uncluttered and the subject matter is definitely the focus and provides a good range/view of the depth of field.
f/5, 1/1000 sec., ISO-100, 50mm - Canon T3i
I chose this picture because it is bright and the topic is pronounced. There is minimal shadowing as well. The background is interesting but does not take away from the subject matter. I love the face of this pumpkin!
f/5, 1/800 sec., ISO-100, 50mm - Canon T3i
I chose this photo because it has a good usage of the rule of thirds. I love the shadowing on the pumpkin and the way that it looks as if it is falling from the fencing. While it would be less distracting if the background was less interesting and if the pumpkin was horizontal, I still love the way this picture came out. I feel that the focus of this picture is the pumpkin.
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