… Or How Not to Use a DSLR.
Exhibit A: I need direction. Direct sunlight is hitting my face, making my foundation look like it’s about four shades lighter than my actual skin tone. Oops. It would be fantastic if someone would make a camera attachment that shouts tips at you while on the continuous self-timer setting. Lesson learned: don’t stand with your face in the sun. There’s only so much the camera can do, you need to improve your general photography skill level.
Exhibit B: So I am really good at blurring out the foreground and sharpening the background. Unfortunately this means I have to go hide behind a plant or something to bring myself into focus.
Exhibit C: Getting better? Not bad, but depth of field is still kind of meh.
