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"Tree" Santa Fe, New Mexico

In this photo I wanted to create some sorta visual depth with this image.
I thought that by using a short depth of field it might accentuate depth.

Tip: larger f-stop number equals greater depth of field meaning more of the image will be in focus or sharp. The smaller the f-stop number the shorter the depth of field.

Shutter speed 640
Aperture 5.6
ISO 320

Nikon D2X

RM
 
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