## Simple Diffusion Paper Challenge: Color Spread Experiment **TL;DR:** Explore how color spreads through paper by observing simple diffusion using water and food coloring. - Place a drop of food coloring on a dry paper towel and add a drop of water next to it. - Watch how the color moves and spreads over time without any external force. - Compare how different types of paper affect the speed and pattern of diffusion. *Pro Tip:* Use a timer and take photos at regular intervals to track the diffusion progress accurately. What patterns do you notice when changing the type of paper or amount of water? #simplediffusion #sciencechallenge #paperscience #colorexperiment #learningthroughplay #stemforkids

## Mastering Depth of Field for Stunning DIY Phone Product Shots **TL;DR: Create professional-looking product photos by controlling depth of field using your phone’s portrait mode, distance, and lighting.** Depth of field (DoF) refers to the area of your photo that appears sharp. In product photography, a shallow DoF helps isolate the item by blurring the background, making your product pop even when shooting with a phone. Use your phone’s portrait mode or adjust the distance between the product and background to control this effect. Good lighting also enhances clarity and depth perception. - Use portrait mode or aperture control if available - Position your product several feet from the background - Keep your phone closer to the product for a shallower DoF - Use natural or soft artificial lighting to avoid harsh shadows - Experiment with angles to emphasize product details What’s your biggest challenge when trying to create blurred backgrounds with your phone? #phonephotography #productshots #depthoffield #diyphotography #mobilephotography

## How to Master Low-Light Photography Indoors **TL;DR:** Use a wide aperture, slow shutter speed, and higher ISO to capture clear indoor photos in low light without a flash. - open your lens aperture wide (f/1.8–f/2.8) to let in more light - lower shutter speed (1/30s or slower) but use a tripod or steady surface to avoid blur - increase ISO gradually (start around 800) to brighten the image without excessive noise - utilize available light sources creatively (lamps, candles) for mood and depth - shoot in RAW format for better post-processing flexibility *Pro Tip:* Use manual focus or focus peaking to ensure sharpness when autofocus struggles in dim conditions. What’s your favorite subject to capture in low light indoors? #lowlightphotography #indoorphotography #photographytips #nightphotography #dslr #creativephotography