lilylady said:I love photos of flowers where the flower is crisp and distinct and the background is blurry.
Called depth of field and achieved by low F numbers. The higher the F number, the more the whole landscape will be crisp (in focus)
I don't often remember to do this. Got lazy with the auto setting. Must correct that this year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
There are hundreds of tutorials on you tube!
For auto settings there is often found a portrait setting for this. Good for single flower shots where the flower (portrait) is in focus and the background is not.
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