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- JMU Quad
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- JMU Parking Lot
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- East Campus Library
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- JMU Administration Building
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- JMU Stadium
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- Rail Tracks
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- Street at night
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- Carrier Library
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- Old Rockingham Building
Canon 40D Live View Auto Focus (){
Canon 40D is one of the first cameras in the mid range professional lineup of Canon DSLRs to include live view functionality. However, there isn’t a way to autofocus on your subject without turning live view off. You can set focus mode to MF to manually focus on your subject. For better manual focusing, you can zoom in on the subject while on live view by pressing the reduce/enlarge buttons on the top right part of the back of the camera which are accessible by the right thumb and then adjusting the lens focus dial to get a good focus.
That being said, the closest live view auto focusing the camera has to offer is by the use of AF button. You can enable this from the menu by going to your cameras custom function settings. Select C.FnIII: Auto focus/Drive from there and change option 6 (Auto Focus/Drive AF during Live View shooting) to 1:Enable. During live view shooting now, this would interrupt the live view image display and focus on the selected rectangle for as long as you hold on to the AF-ON button.
Over the exposure (){
I had taken these pictures quite a while back but never got around to sharing them on my site. Check them out 
If your lens can't take macro shots, just detach it! (){
These are some photos I took of my computer monitor screen (except the last one which happens to be of my cell phone’s) with a 18-55mm kit lens. How did I do it? Well, I learnt a trick recently where you can take macro photos by detaching the lens from the body of the camera, turn it around and hold the lens close to your camera stable enough to try and take some extremely close shots. As you can see from one of the pictures below, doing this allowed me to take pictures of individual pixels of the screen.
It’s really hard to take a shot without losing focus. Moreover, if you’re not using a prime lens, you have to make sure the subject is well lit. Nonetheless, it’s very exciting stuff, if you ask me!
Fake Miniature Photography (){
I was going through this Tilt Shift photography site and found a tutorial on how to do it. So I pulled off a few pictures at my own liberty from my hard drive and tried it out. Check it out.
