Cool pics
I wouldn't worry too much about the F stops, unless you want to intentionally get a specific effect from the picture. I use that aspect of photography now and then, but not often. some digital cameras, like my Samsung, do have modes that allow you to set the F stop and exposure time. Mine also lets me use ISO levels from 100 up to at least 800, I usually stick with 100 and 200. Anything over 400 iso starts to get grainy, which is why I always tried to use 100 or 200 with my 35mm cameras. 100 is smooth enough to get a really nice 8x10 enlargement. 400 will work, but you will notice the difference at that size. As far as F stops go, the smaller the F stop (aperture), the longer the focal range. (depth of field.) F stops are strange, the smaller number is a larger aperture.
Here is a much better explanation than I can offer concerning depth of field.
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/fo ... depth.html
My main objectives are good clear focus and decent lighting/exposure. I also try to catch interesting "poses" although I go for very few actually posed shots, I much prefer candid.
Is that a Peavey T-60 I see? Those are nice guitars, I've looked at dozens and passed them up because either they didn't play well enough or sounded funky. Years ago before I knew how to do my own setups, I probably passed a few that could have been made very playable, because I didn't know you could change the string height, much less how to do it...I have a Peavey Patriot now, the next incarnation of the T-60 it seems to me, same pickups, slightly different body style and it plays fantastic, sounds great too. Almost every band I've played with said it was the best sounding guitar I have. I got one of those pickups a while back and put it in the neck position of a tele copy that had a crummy pickup there but a great bridge pickup, it did wonders for the guitar and sounds every bit as good as the ones in my Patriot.
Damn...a picture of JW not hamming it up like a rock and roller...I think that's a first...
