Photographing your Bokeh

[mregnier]

Straight out of the camera, no post processing needed.

- Portrait of light -

G1 + Revuenon 55/1.2​

Beautiful shot Michiel.

Mike

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Thank you Mike,

I noticed this shot is very related to your work, which I like much, but not intentional.
I got very interested in just finding the right light and play with it. Especially when colours are at hand.
And the EVF helps so much to find the right moment. :thumbup: for Panasonic
Kind regards, michiel

 

[woodmancy]

I love Hydrangeas:

This on is "Hydrangea in Low Fall Light"

Keith

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Beautifull funky flower, Keith.
Well we have been going "funky" in this thread for a long time already and preferebly not only by pulling on coloursliders. :ROTFL:
Keep it up :thumbs:
Michiel

 

[woodmancy]

Straight out of the camera, no post processing needed.

- Portrait of light -

G1 + Revuenon 55/1.2​

Michael

Is this a cityscape? Lovely image

Keith

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Michael

Is this a cityscape? Lovely image

Keith

Thank you. Trough a shopwindow it is.

Here is a Mondrian like tree.

- Circular tree -

G1 + Revuenon 55/1.2

It did make me think of this painting by Piet Mondriaan - Red tree -

 

[woodmancy]

Michiel:

This is a good example of looking at the image in negative space - I was seeing positive until I read your explanation. Looks like with some of Mike's texture you can bring it closer to the Mondrian - which is a painting I had long forgotten, I always associate him with the rectangular blocks of color. But the tree was always one of my favorites.
Well done.

Keith

 

[woodmancy]

Here is Funky Hydrangea no 2.

I'm having a lot of fun with just two images:

1. Completely out of focus main image
2. An in focus image of the same flower but dramatically simplified.

After that, it's in the hands of my learning curve on Photoshop.

Keith

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

The crown on my work
Michiel

- Crown -

G1 = Revuenon 55/1.2​

 

[kds315]

Hmm, I thought I could contribute, so ...

"FLAME ON"

Carl Zeiss Jena 0.75/50mm

 

[kds315]

"UFOs attacking the North American continent"

...LOL

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Welcome kds315.
Nice one and a fast lens ! Indeed it looks like a flame glowing flower.
I ran into your website once in a while, interesting but a bit above my knowledge Were these mostly used for microscopes?

Here is my next one as an answer to the UFO invasion :ROTFL:

- The return from space -

 

[woodmancy]

Hmm, I thought I could contribute, so ...

"FLAME ON"

Carl Zeiss Jena 0.75/50mm

Thanks for joining the thread - this one speaks for itself :thumbup:

Keith

 

[Abbazz]

Hmm, I thought I could contribute, so ...

Thanks for joining, Klaus. Great samples, as usual!

Cheers!

Abbazz

 

[woodmancy]

"Funky cornfield"

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

"Funky cornfield"

Very nice one! Would prefer without the lower half, I think. But then I am more for the abstract stuff.
You call everything "Funky" now?
Michiel

 

[woodmancy]

Very nice one! Would prefer without the lower half, I think. But then I am more for the abstract stuff.
You call everything "Funky" now?
Michiel

Michiel:

I was seriously going to put it into the Funky thread, but I wimped out at the last minute :angel:

From now on no more funkys (unless I put them in the funky thread )

Keith

 

[woodmancy]

"Drippy Lights"

Keith

 

[Brian Mosley]

Finally got around to my first bokehgraph!

E-P1 + 20mm f1.7
1/4s f/1.7 at 20.0mm iso200

Cheers

Brian

 

[woodmancy]

Finally got around to my first bokehgraph!

E-P1 + 20mm f1.7
1/4s f/1.7 at 20.0mm iso200

Cheers

Brian

So glad to have you here. This one is similar to a few that Michiel has done - so I'll leave it for him to do the artistic review. :deadhorse:. I see many things in there, but one is Pinocchio and his nose (but forgive me, I've done so many images of that!)

Please don't let this bokeh thing distract you from the photos on the school run, I love them (this one is definitely not from the school run?) - or, maybe we can see some bokeh landscapes (they are tough to do :lecture

Keith