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Today Im going to share with you an incredibly simple technique to create a beautiful shallow depth of field effect in Photoshop and the secret lies with just one key. So without any further ado, lets get started. So, here we are in the magical world of Photoshop and if you want to go ahead and download this photo or any other photos shown in the tutorial, you know what to do. Check the links in the description. Its very easy trust me. First of all, we need to determine the focal plane. Or in other words, we need to determine which areas are going to be in focus. So, in this case, have a look at it, which areas are equidistant from the camera? Now, the way that shallow depth of field works in real life is that if you have a camera with a fast lens, and you focus on the eyes, everything that is in that focal plane will be in focus. So, if my eyes are here, so there will be an invisible focal plane, imaginary, from here and anything I keep in this focal plane, any area, if I keep that