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Shallow depth of field is so overused these days. I much prefer having the entire frame in focus, and let me decides what to focus on. I understand the photogra
by coin 13y ago
Shallow depth of field is so overused these days. I much prefer having the entire frame in focus, and let me decides what to focus on. I understand the photographer is trying to emphasize certain parts of the photo, but in the end it feels too limiting. It's analogues to mobile "optimized" websites - just give me all the content and I'll choose what I want to look at.