Depth of Field attempt 2 best attempt- Mark me please

 I was so happy when this finally came out and worked. This was at the end of one of my for fun rolls and I some how was able to get this:

Contact sheet 1.0


The contact sheet was not fully exposed, but even with it like this, this gave me a clear image of what was going on and what print would be good and bad to make. Rather then fussing over it, I moved to the big images right after

Contact sheet 1.2


A and B were the best ones to choose from shockingly because I think they showed the most contrast in there sharpness. This was sadly taken at the end of a roll, so I could only go one way down on my aperture scale I couldn't go back up cause I ran out of film and I honestly didn't expect this to work. 
How I did this was by taking 125 ISO film and following the sunny 16 rule exactly to a T. 16 aperture, 125 shutter speed, and then I went down on speed, higher on aperture. 

In the end this worked out and I got two beautiful print with minimal damage from me struggling to get it onto the roll


Film:





Final image: b


50 seconds filter 3 + 2 seconds filter 4




Final image: a


50 seconds filter 3 + 2 seconds filter 4


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