So as it turns out with photography, shooting wide open isn’t always ideal (for the non-photographers, this means setting your camera lens to let in as much light as possible). It can result in images with incredible bokeh, that blurred quality that sometimes makes people think your photograph was made in Photoshop, but there are occasions where it’s best to let in a little less light.

Hello bread. Hello birds. I’m Chris - a software developer currently living in Delaware, and those two things practically consitute my world these days. There at the top is a picture of the best looking loaf of sourdough I’ve ever baked.