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DEPTH OF FIELD: Sexy Sunday Snippet with M/M Author Riley Heart

Kris Michaels: Thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to talk with me! I’m thrilled to get to ask you questions. Okay, I’m done fangirling now. (Not really, because she’s Riley Hart, y’all!!!) Riley Hart: Hahaha. Thank you so much for having me! I’m happy to be here. Kris Michaels: Okay, first question: I know you publish under two names, Nyrae Dawn and Riley Hart. What…

4PD - Day 40 - Point of View

Teaching can be very interesting. You plan a course, you plan lessons, but things rarely go exactly as planned. When teaching other people, they have their own ideas and theories, and a bad teacher ignores these and sticks to their own plan, a good teacher learns from them and incorporates them into the class. 

I often teach my students about using odd angles to what they think they should use. But I realized today that I don’t take that into account myself. Not as much as I used to anyway. Seeing my students work, l and there theories and ideas around framing, I realized I really need to get back to trying out strange angles with my photography. So that’s what today's 4PD is all about.

I took this photos as part of my AS photography coursework preparation. We was exploring different depths of field by using manual focus on our cameras. I chose to take my photos of flowers and plants. I really like the colours in all of these photos and how the negative space in most of images is out of focus, this makes the positive space look really crisp and clear.