1) F 5.6 1/20
ISO 400
2) F 5.0 1/50
ISO 400
3) F 4.5 1/80
ISO 400
Aperture photo's with a low F-stop like 4.5 always appear clearly like in photo # 3. And everything behind this object. (The blue wallet) Comes out slightly blurry and the object tends to come out darker than the other two photo's. On #2 with the F-stop at 5.0 the background is blurry while the object is slightly dark and blurred almost to the point it blends in with the background. Also while the F stop is almost reaching high you can see such a small section of the photo unlike the last one where you can see the background. And lastly #1 with the F-stop of 5.0 You can see clearly and brightly the photo of the wallet perfect while everything behind it is completely blurry. As it gets higher the object becomes more focused instead of everything all blending in. This way the viewer wont be confused on where they should be focused on. In this case the Wallet!!!
