LOLS. I used to breed and show boxers. But eventually shifted to Shih Tsu's
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Post your bokeh rich shots!
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LOLS. I used to breed and show boxers. But eventually shifted to Shih Tsu's
Will V|Photography
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I can't wait to own that lens... *droool*
Will V|Photography
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Here is a mix of bokeh and dirty windshield. Glad to see I can still inject some fun into my photography.
Hanging in There by FLWill, on Flickr
Hanging in There by FLWill, on Flickr
Will V|Photography
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...with the bokeh rich out of focus background......
hmm, debatable
How so? Bokeh is by defination the out of focus areas of the background. What's to debate? In fact, the bokeh in this one is a great example of just what the 50 1.4 G can do, which is very smooth, creamy bokeh.
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oh yes exactly, im sure the 1.4 g can produce some great bokeh, but what i originally thought the subject of this thread was the bokeh itself, of course you could say your photo contains "bokeh" its pretty general term.
but as bokeh being the main focus of your shot im sure we can both disagree on that
but as bokeh being the main focus of your shot im sure we can both disagree on that
Will V|Photography
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One from the beach...
The Life of a Sea Oat by FLWill, on Flickr
and one from my RENS set...
Regular Everyday Normal Stuff (13) by FLWill, on Flickr
The Life of a Sea Oat by FLWill, on Flickr
and one from my RENS set...
Regular Everyday Normal Stuff (13) by FLWill, on Flickr
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I'm sure the point of this thread doesnt mean just lots and lots of bokeh just for the sake of having it, it means showcasing it where Bokeh is well used in a way that enhances the photo and contributes to the overall quality of said photo.
