Johnson, Washington
July 4, 2016
122.6 mm: ISO 200: f/14: 1/60 sec.
We were in Pullman, Washington for the 4th of July so we took the family to the tiny town of Johnson for a parade. The town is absolutely tiny. It had about four roads of houses and a couple farms, but about two time the population of the town showed up for the parade.
In this image, I really wanted to convey the farm-town feel of the people. I placed my focus on the foreground wheat to throw all the people slightly out of focus. I kept the aperture shut down so that the people were still recognizable and the hills in the background weren’t just blobs.
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