For this week’s photography challenge, Depth, here is a picture which shows the depth of field in a photograph as well as the depth of the ravine (even though it is sort of on the side of the picture) from a view point in Matheran.
WPC: Depth
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My views on the above and some…
For this week’s photography challenge, Depth, here is a picture which shows the depth of field in a photograph as well as the depth of the ravine (even though it is sort of on the side of the picture) from a view point in Matheran.
Books, Music, Photography, & Movies 
I love the shapes of the fence or railing that you caught.
janet
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Thank you Janet 🙂 I liked their rusty look
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Great composition. Those people on the edge of the cliff make me nervous! Did they climb over the fence?
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Thank you 🙂 Nope. They had a pathway going there which I was afraid to try.
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Your photo is complex: the fence should draw the attention, as it’s in the foreground, but I keep looking at the two people. Love the composition!
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Thank you Marion 🙂 I wanted to capture both and glad to have it done well
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I tried to up vote your interesting photo but a pop-up window prevents me. The window insists I share a link on twitter. Odd, that. I wonder if the malfunction has scared away others.
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Thank you for letting me know. It seems like some of them have faced the same problem. Hope all the visitors did enjoy my photograph.
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Nice mix of foreground and background. I struggle to make that work.
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Thank you Ellen 🙂
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