Dec 18, 2020
Delta IV Heavy (Delta 9250H) Launch.
Credit: Alex G Perez
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Delta IV Heavy (Delta 9250H) Launch.
Credit: Alex G Perez
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Here is one the pictures that I will be showcasing for my mixed photography rotation. This photo was taken in the same engineering lab that I visited two weeks ago, where I saw students working on various designing projects. I like this picture because of its shallow depth of field. The actual power drill (the one in the middle) is in focus, and you can see a lot of detail on its metal surface. The strong lighting also accentuates some of the scratches that are left from drilling objects. For aesthetic purposes, focusing the camera on the middle drill makes the viewer think that there is a gun trained at the ridge of their nose, or head. Rest be assured, this drill is not gun!