ISO: 200
exposure: 1/40 second
F/3.5
This is one of my favourite images from the shoot, I really like how the top of the jar is in focus but the rest of the image isn't because of the depth of field of my images. You can see all of the scratches and imperfections on the top of the jar in this image, whereas if it was further away from the camera lens, you probably wouldn't be able to see this.
I also love the colour of the jar in this photograph as it is very bright and you are able to see all of this colour in the shadow as well.
ISO: 400
exposure: 1/160 second
F/3.5
This image is also very good in my opinion because the glass is going up in size, it also has a lot of variety of colour in these images. The pink, blue, and green are very bright colours, whereas the brown isn't, which is a shame, I would've liked if I could have bright colours for all of the bottles in this image but I couldn't find one the right size.
ISO: 400
exposure: 1/160 second
F/3.5
I really like this image because it is in a lot of detail, we can see all of the jars/bottles in detail, and we can also see their shadows, this is because the depth of field was a lot larger for this image than for many of my other photographs.
ISO: 400
exposure: 1/160 second
F/3.5
I like this image because it's looking at the bottles/jar from the top, the neck of the bottle is the thing that is in focus and you can see that in a lot of detail, the rest of the bottle is in a lot less focus and therefore our attention is drawn to the actual bottle top. Sadly I couldn't get the jar and the small bottle in focus as well because they are too small and were out of the field of focus.
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