“f/8 and be there” is an expression popularly used by photographers to indicate the importance of taking the opportunity for a picture rather than being too concerned about using the best technique. Often attributed to the noir-style New York City photographer Weegee, it has come to represent a philosophy in which, on occasion, action is more important than reflection.” – Quote Wikipedia
The photos in the post are not good, just snaps while walking the dog early one morning in a nearby village.
Zone focusing is something that is a bit of hit and miss for me. So I set myself a challenge this Sunday morning. I set the camera to f/11 with the depth of field scale keeping everything in focus from about 5 meters to infinity.
So instead of focusing I just snapped away.
A circuit of the village capturing the light.
Definitely something I need to practice, a bit hit and miss, but worth having a few more attempts.