SHALLOW DEPTH OF FIELD EFFECTS - Photographing with Defocused Fuzzy Foregrounds

In this video, photography teacher Matt Anderson demonstrates a creative technique called "Fuzzy Foregrounds" which is a fun composition trick that can be applied to any genre of photography, from sports or wildlife to portraiture and even street photography.
Matt cruises the Pike Place market in Seattle, Washington while looking for spontaneous subjects to practice and demonstrate on. Give this exercise a try if you want a fun photography challenge!
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