Uninspired at 2.8

You can see how shallow your depth of field is at 2.8 in this photo. While the eye of the feather is in focus the tips that are just a fraction of an inch farther away are out of focus.

This has been a "crap" day. Austin is having a lot of trouble breathing. He has Reactive Airway Disease which is a form of Asthma. He doesn't have attacks from allergens or "triggers", he goes into distress any time he has a cold. Even a simple little cold. We have gone from Stage 1 in his treatment which is doses of Albuterol in his nebulizer to Stage 2, which adds the steroids. The albuterol is sort of an emergency fix that should relax his airways and get his body jolted back into a normal breathing pattern. The steriods control the inflamation and he has to stay on that for several days once it's started. Hopefully we won't get to Stage 3 which is the oral steriods and a trip to the ER. He seems to have stabilized this morning and we continue with the Albuterol and steroids. He's already tired of the "HoverMom" and keeps telling me: "Stop listening to me breathe!"

Taken last night with Sigma 150 2.8 Macro and posted today.