Question

Taking a picture with a wide aperture creates a shallow depth of field. The subject is up close and in focus and defined while behind the subject is soft and blurry. A wide aperture picture requires an f stop of A)f 14 B)f 2.0 C)f 16 D)f 18

Answer 1

Answer:

So..

Explanation:

A large depth of field means that all or most of the image will be in focus whether objects are near or far away. This is perfect for landscape photography where you want everything in sharp focus. To get a large depth of field you'll need to use a small aperture, such as ./16

Answer 2

I think B f 2.0 because the aperture is wide and it blurs the background