OUT OF FOCUS
I never really care if I pull off the perfect shot because at the moment, each shot is a learning experience for me. Sometimes, even the shots that aren’t perfect are the ones I like best.
This one of The Little Man was taken while we were indoors. I love the 50mm and it’s wide aperture for that. Rarely do I need the use of a flash.
He wouldn’t stand still, he’s a toddler afterall, what was I thinking? So I set the camera to aperture priority (meaning that I’d let the camera decide the shutter speed) while I would tinker with various aperture settings (how much light I wanted to come through the lens) to compensate ... or ... over and under compensate 
I didn’t really get off any really good shots, but I started to learn how to pull off bad shots, technically, but good shots, artistically ... you follow?
Now, I’m not professing to be an artist, but I like this shot.
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| Camera | :: | Nikon D70 |
| Lens | :: | Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D |
| Capture Date/Time | :: | May 31, 2005 :: 7:42pm |
| Exposure Program | :: | Aperture priority |
| Exposure Time | :: | 0.4 sec |
| Aperture | :: | f/1.8 |
| Focal Length | :: | 50mm |
| Flash | :: | No |
| Metering Mode | :: | Center weighted average |
| Exposure Bias | :: | 0.00 |
| Image Quality | :: | RAW |
| Focal Length in 35mm Film | :: | 75mm |
| ISO | :: | 200 |
| Cropped | :: | No |