Photographed using an Olympus OM-D
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_7061-1bn00re-300x300.jpeg)
Shallow depth of field with the foreground in focus
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_3898-skok64-300x300.jpeg)
Shallow depth of field with the middle-ground in focus
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_5986-11savpd-300x300.jpeg)
Shallow depth of field with the foreground in focus
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_5741-2fi3tp3-300x300.jpeg)
Shallow depth of field with the background in focus/ Broad depth of field with most or all of the image in focus
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_6419-2hgwhkt-300x300.jpeg)
Still camera, moving subject — the scene will be sharp, but your moving subject will be blurred.
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_2716-2970s0g-300x300.jpeg)
Moving camera, still subject — all of the photo will be blurred
![](https://portfolio.newschool.edu/porta020/files/2017/09/IMG_1550-1tr565b-300x300.jpeg)
Moving camera, moving subject — the scene will be blurred but the subject will be sharp, as long as the movement of your camera is tracking your subject