What does "deep scene" mean in photography?

1. Deep scene in photography refers to photos with a deep depth of field.

2. Depth of field refers to a distance that is longitudinally separated from the subject (i.e. the focus point) and still remains clear in the photo. The larger the distance, the deeper the depth of field; the smaller the distance, the shallower the depth of field. .

3. The focus point is on the bowl, but the objects in the entire photo have sharpness that can be discerned by the human eye, so it is a photo with deep depth of field: objects that are quite far away from the focus point are still visible. Clear and legible.

4. The focus is on the red flower, and the leaves in front and behind are blurred, so this photo has a shallow depth of field.