Macro

The macro function in your camera lets you take a photograph of anything from just a few inches away without making your photograph look blurry. Depth of field is when you take a macro photograph and your emphasis is clear but your background fades away. You would choose macro when you want to see the texture of something or to take a picture just a few inches away. I like this picture because i can see the texture infront of the picture and then it blurs out. The red leaf picture I like because you can see the texture of the leaf and the rest blurs out, and the green background make the red leaf stand out even more.

Rule of Thirds

This is my "rule of thirds" picture. The rule of thirds means putting your object (what you want people to see) in the bottom left or right hand corner or on the top left or right hand corner. This is why I put the circle on the top right hand corner instead of in the middle. This is how I used the "rule of thirds" in my photograph.