Parisa Taghizadeh takes an interest He uses a large aperture in order to develop a shallower depth of field. He frames his son using the the rule of thirds so that his son's face or head is never in the direct center of the piece. This man does not sacrifice ISO or quality. He makes sure we see every detail within our depth of field.
This gives his photos an interesting composition that makes the viewers focus more on the abnormalities in society. He most likely uses a slower shutter speed, giving the camera time to take in a lot of color and light.
The reason I chose Parisa is because I like to use a shallow depth of field when I make pictures. These work well and clearly identify a main subject. I like that he did leaned more towards over exposing the pictures rather than under exposing.
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