This photo of an African Violet used a relatively short depth of field (area from front to back that’s in focus) to emphasize the flower that looks the best and is facing the camera, the way it’s facing… you know. When a plant has a bunch of flowers, it can actually be more difficult to get a good picture. A plant needs to be studied before finding the right angle. For this photograph I chose an angle that would give me flowers cascading into the foreground and also some behind in the background. I made sure to give it some hard light from the side to bring out the sparkles. We love the sparkles. They are fascinatingly distracting.
Speaking of African Violets! *No shoes here*
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