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The shameless bokeh thread
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I like the processing on this Dave.
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I think it was just a overlay on the photoshop express app
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A bit windy this afternoon but I got the snap!
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/199211916@N06/53231551296/
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/199211916@N06/53231551296/
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There are two tiny edits on this by otherwise SooC . . .
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/199211916@N06/53252114885/
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/199211916@N06/53252114885/
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M42 lenses/ bokeh on a 5d iii
Candle with some fairy lights behind, shot with a Takumar 135mm on a set of bellows.
Vintage Lens Bokeh 3 by Ryan Bailey, on Flickr
This time with Helios 44m 58mm f2 wide open
Vintage Lens Bokeh 4 by Ryan Bailey, on Flickr
Candle with some fairy lights behind, shot with a Takumar 135mm on a set of bellows.
Vintage Lens Bokeh 3 by Ryan Bailey, on Flickr
This time with Helios 44m 58mm f2 wide open
Vintage Lens Bokeh 4 by Ryan Bailey, on Flickr
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woof woof
I like a nice Chianti
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Just thought I'd share another 35mm f1.2 picture, it's one of Mrs WW's favourites from the day.
I don't know what caused the light in the centre of the left hand side of the frame. Maybe a car turned it's lights on. I didn't see this at the time of taking and when I saw it on my screen I was disappointed but now I actually quite like it
I don't know what caused the light in the centre of the left hand side of the frame. Maybe a car turned it's lights on. I didn't see this at the time of taking and when I saw it on my screen I was disappointed but now I actually quite like it
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Z6 & 50mm 1.8G @ f/2.5
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And one facing the other direction from the one above, catching the lights. sorta, not really bokeh, but eh!
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Magnificent!Great idea for a thread, and some excellent photos already! I'll have to get more photos together but in the meantime I think these two fit the theme:
Foxgloves by manxmaid2000, on Flickr
Taken using a Canon 100mm Macro at f2.8.
Jazz by manxmaid2000, on Flickr
Taken using a Canon 70-200mm L at f4.0
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Stormy aka Dad! He's watching his birds fly away! Good boy!
The collars you see are not shock collars. They are GPS tracking collars. Track the dog's to 7mi on flat ground!
Stormy aka Dad! He's watching his birds fly away! Good boy!
The collars you see are not shock collars. They are GPS tracking collars. Track the dog's to 7mi on flat ground!
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This is probably the most engaging photo I have seen in a very long time - it is absolutely brilliant!
'Bokeh'...the CHARACTERISTIC of the out-of-focus
Even Zeiss agrees on that point. https://lenspire.zeiss.com/photo/en...ne-bokeh-an-interview-with-dr-stefan-ballmann
Even Zeiss agrees on that point. https://lenspire.zeiss.com/photo/en...ne-bokeh-an-interview-with-dr-stefan-ballmann