Depth of Field

 These are some pictures I took throughout the week using the depth of field.

"Yellow Summer"
"Yellow Summer"

"Peek-a-boo!"

"Fluffy Morning"

"Peace Out"

"I like the view!"

"Hermosa Rosa!"

"Hint of Spring"

"Sun Shade"

"Pink Over U"

"Together 4 Evaaaa"



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