The photograph that I have chosen to study from the internet is this one of beautiful golden brown leaves on the floor, depth is used in this photograph on a minor scale and the photograph was taken through the leaves rather than from above. The blurring of the photograph draws the attention of the viewer to the middle of the photograph and adds emphasis to the main area of the photograph.
The second photograph in this post is one I took myself, I put the camera low on the floor to take the photo through the leaves rather than on top of the leaves, the background and foreground are blurred to add emphasis to the middle of the photograph as the leaves in the centre are the main focus rather than the trees and bushes in the background or the grass in the foreground.
These two photos are very similar and connect because they both use depth to draw attention to the main subject which is leaves. Then, also in both photos the technique of blurring can be found which adds emphasis to the subject. Another similarity or connection between these two photographs is that because they both show orange/brown/golden leaves they both have sentiments of Autumn Colours.
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