Yesterday's photos around the DMU campus

Yesterday we practiced photography walking around the DMU campus. This is the result of my work.

I've included a contact sheet below.

From among the photos, I chose four that I like the most. All photos were taken with a Nikon Z6 camera and a Sigma ART 35 mm 1.4 lens bought yesterday.

35mm F/1.4 1/2000 ISO 200

A random photo of a dog in the style of Henri Cartier Bresson. The dog is blurry and the background is sharp.

35 mm F/1.4 1/160 ISO 400

Another photo of two boys coming down the stairs.

35mm F/3.2 1/80 ISO 400

I like the next photos of girls sitting in front of the computer because it is taken from an unobvious perspective. The architecture of the building is shown.

35 mm F/1.4 1/160 ISO 400

Last photo. this is a photo of a screwdriver and a worker in the background. The screwdriver is sharp and the worker is blurry in the picture.

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