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Photographing your Bokeh

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JerryMK

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Finally today was a first 10+ degrees celcius day again in The Netherlands... looking forward to Spring but most of all Summertime. The first signs are here...

G1 with Tokina 90mm f2.5 mounted.

 
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Leica 77

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woodmancy said:
This is another Bennie the Bengal picture.
It is called "The Look"
Keith

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Hi Keith,
Looking at some of the previously posted images, I found one that I particularly like as a pet lover. The Bennie the Bengal image has extraordinary bokeh around Bennie! All the best, Leica 77. :)
 
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Leica 77

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JerryMK said:
Finally today was a first 10+ degrees celcius day again in The Netherlands... looking forward to Spring but most of all Summertime. The first signs are here...

G1 with Tokina 90mm f2.5 mounted.

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Hi Jerry,
The background bokeh is lovely! The Tokina 90mm F2.5 glass lives up to its great reputation. Cheers! Leica 77. :)
 
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Leica 77

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JerryMK said:
Wow the colors and their contrast are great, they just pop out of my screen!
Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
Many thanks for your kind comments. Leica R Summicron 50mm and Nikon Micro Nikkor 5.5cm lenses are currently my favorite bokeh lenses coupled with either the G1 or the GF1 body. Best regards, Leica 77. :)
 
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EOSHD.com

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That is insanely nice. How did you achieve the texture in the photo above. Scratched window pane?
 
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mregnier

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EOSHD.com said:
That is insanely nice. How did you achieve the texture in the photo above. Scratched window pane?
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It's a combination of 3 different textures that I have created of scratched surfaces. I use multiple textures in each image with different blend modes.
Mike
 
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woodmancy

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Michiel Schierbeek said:
Hi Keith,

The road is not so long and winding :deadhorse: , but I like the tilt effect to accentuate the road.

Here's one with the Tokina macro 90/2.8 + extension tube.

Cheers, Michiel
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Hey Michiel - How could I call this picture "The Short and Straight Road" Paul McCartney would have objected?

Again, this is a software bokehgraph - always feel a bit guilty when I do that (but, I have lots of lenses to choose from :wtf:)

Love your image, as always.

Keith
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