Depth of Field

 



We used a shorter lens for the photos, and got really close. We accomplished much more wider images. I put auto white balance and added saturation as the studio lighting was a little bit dull, with a little bit of vignette. Aperture was at f/5.6. We definitely did more shallow depth of field, as the text in the background is only a little bit readable, but is definitely a theme-fitting background.  

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