I have some more submissions to share with you!
Bethany Hoskin, of AB, wrote, “I’m scrapbooking a favorite toy page for my 6 yr old, so decided to practice on his Bakugans. He was happy to be my photo designer, setting them all up for me to photograph.” What a great way to include your child in your assignment – Great job, Logan! And you too, Bethany!

Taken with Canon REbel T1i at f/4.5, 1/160 sec., ISO 400
Karen Aldrin, of the U.K., sent me a couple of photos for this assignment, as well. She used her 50mm f/1.8 lens and as you can see in this first photo, the prime lens opened at the widest aperture gives Karen an incredibly narrow depth of field:

Taken with Canon EOS 400D at f/1.8, 1/50 sec., ISO 400
In her second submission, she used a wider aperture of f/3.2, which increases the depth of field but still blurs the background nicely:

Taken with Canon EOS 400D at f/3.2, 1/125, ISO 400
Mmmmm, garlic! Being Italian, this photo “speaks” to me! LOL! Thanks for your beautiful submissions, Karen!
Sonia Rodriguez, of QC, also sent me a submission this month – I love the colour in this photo – and what great focus!

Taken with Canon EOS Rebel XSi at f/5.6, 1/125 sec., ISO 800
This reminds me of Grade 9 Home Economics class…
Thanks for submitting, Sonia!
I love seeing everyone’s work, and sharing it with our blog followers - please keep on submitting!
Cheers!
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Sue has been behind a camera for more than 25 years, working professionally as a photographer for the last ten years. While she began the hobby of scrapbooking in 2000, as a complement to her photographer career, it soon grew into a rival passion! Sue loves to enlarge one of her favourite photos and make it the focal point of her page, using her supplies to bring the focus onto her photography. She has, in recent years, turned more to scrapbooking "moments" rather than "events", choosing to leave her children more insight into her point of view of their lives.





fabulous job ladies! I love the bright colors of those bobbins!
Love, love, love the thread photo!
Great submissions!!!
how do you get a lower F setting ?
I could not get ir lower then 5.6