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Photographing your Bokeh
- Thread starter woodmancy
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Re: No Can See
Keith
Yes, Michael, it could be Vivekitis. The only help I can give is that I recall that this has happened in the past, and it seemed to be something to do with the internet service provider. They may have some crazy rules about shutting stuff out, country to country. But I could be completely wrong.I can only see a small question mark, here and on woodmancy's reply to this image ...
Am I getting Vivekitis?
Keith
Yes, I saw the lawn because of the dandelions. At first I thought it was noise.3 Layer
First : OoF hands
second: a brown woolen blanket
third: green lawn, that made the structure. It is NOT noise !!
I think this one was off the line....off my line... sorry am i off the wall ?
We are not allowed to spray dandelions anymore in Canada. Makes for good pictures when they are growing, but after that it sucks.
Keith
m3photo
New member
Re: Rules
I demand my right to see brown woollen blankets! What do these Eurocrats think this is, mainland China?
Hi Keith,
Many thanks for your kind comments. Your positive encouragement is always very much appreciated. Looking at other main threads in this Forum, many bokehgraphic images (at least images with nice bokeh) are becoming more and more popular, recorded by Nikons, Leicas, etc. You are certainly in the forefront of this interesting cachet. Cheers!
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
(BTW shot in Canada)
Michiel
Michiel
- No way out -
G1 Zeiss macro 60/2.8
G1 Zeiss macro 60/2.8
Michiel
The composition and colors on the spider image are wonderful. This thread is getting such variety under the rules of Bokeh First - or 75/25. We go from pure abstract to evocative imagery.
This one started it all with me, but I believe I posted in the Leica thread. Anyway this version is a reprocess. it made me think that bokeh was usable, interesting, and controllable.
Keith
The composition and colors on the spider image are wonderful. This thread is getting such variety under the rules of Bokeh First - or 75/25. We go from pure abstract to evocative imagery.
This one started it all with me, but I believe I posted in the Leica thread. Anyway this version is a reprocess. it made me think that bokeh was usable, interesting, and controllable.
Keith
f6cvalkyrie
Well-known member
This thread is presenting so many new things to me, I cannot follow buying everything you guys are using here : lensbabies (I've put my Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8 very close to my Nikkor 105/2.5, hoping to get a Micro-Nikkor 105, but no joy sofar), OOF Layers (looked on Ebay, couldn't find them ) ....
So, here's two straight and uncomplicated shots from this morning, with the Falcon 85/1.4 wide open
Have a nice day,
Rafael
) ....So, here's two straight and uncomplicated shots from this morning, with the Falcon 85/1.4 wide open
Have a nice day,
Rafael
Intriguing image, Mike. Is this as it came out from the art filter - did you do much post processing?
Keith
Leica, I'm not even going to ask how you did that. I think you have taken OOF highlights to a whole new level.G1 + Leica R Summicron 50mm. "Ann".
:clap:
Keith
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
Mike and Leica77. Thanks, these are two completly different but fantastic portraits! :clap::salute:
Michiel
Michiel