Photographing your Bokeh

[seakayaker]

3 more with different lenses. all with the G1.

Cheers, Michiel

All three are wonderful bokehgraphs! . . . . . and each of the photographs renders a different bokeh . . . . .

I would not expect anything less from Schierbeek photography! ( did I pronounce that correctly? )


Life is Grand!

Dan
~

 

[seakayaker]

Dahlia Garden ~ Volunteer Park ~ Seattle, WA

GF1 with Leica Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH. -- ISO 200 -- f/2 -- 1/1000


and

GF1 with Leica Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH. -- ISO 200 -- f/2 -- 1/400



Life is Grand!

Dan
~


​

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Thanks Dan! You are doing very well yourself with those toplenses. :bugeyes:

As long you pronounce Schierbeek like Sggierbeek you will get near what it should sound like. :lecture:

Here are three more for the road from a lens i just got today and could only use in the very late clouded light. You seem to get all the sunshine these days.
It is soft and does vignettes even wide open a bit, and this pre war lens renders quiet funny. Still have to clean it though.

Michiel

 

[Jamesbong]

 

[seakayaker]

Michiel, I love the circular bokeh and colors produced by your Trioplan 7.5cm/2.8! Beautiful Bokehgraphs ~ Outstanding!

Jamesbong, love the sharpness to the open page and the soft blur bokeh in your shot! Wonderful Bokehgraph!


. . . . . out and about this morning for a walk in some light rain, the forcast is for stormy weather this weekend. Will continue to visit the annual Dahlia Garden in Volunteer Park until they have lost their bloom . . . . . on this visit it was the GF1 with the Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f1.5 Asph. . . . .


Dahlia Garden ~ Volunteer Park ~ Seattle, WA

GF1 with Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5 ASPH - ISO 200 - f/1.5 - 1/250



and

GF1 with Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5 ASPH - ISO 200 - f/1.5 - 1/640



Life is Grand!

Dan
~



​

 

[seakayaker]

ricseet, your image did not display.

In Flickr use the 'View all sizes' from the 'Action' drop down menu, choose the size you want to display, then copy the address.

When posting @ GetDpi, mouse click on the Icon at the top of the box which is yellow and has a couple of mountains, then 'Copy' the image address into the box and select the OK button.

. . . . . hope that helps . . . . .

Life is Grand!

Dan
~

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

Hi !

Michiel, I really like the new presentation you're using for your posts here !
And some very nice bokehgraphs !

Dan, superb Dahlia and Lilly shots !

Klaus, very nice pics with your Cine Ektar.
I have the 15mm/f2.55 that unfortunately doesn't cover the sensor, but produces interesting effects !


Here's one I shot during my sunday morning walk in the park.
The last shot of the series, because the rain set in really heavy

G1 with Reflex-Nikkor 500/8

C U,
Rafael
​

 

[kds315]

Lucerne / Switzerland as seen through my quartz soft focus lens on GH1 at "l'heure bleue".

I wanted to stay with the same topic "water" I guess Raf! Very nice bokeh shot!!

@Dan: again, wonderful Dahlias!!

 

[woodmancy]

Lovely shots, everyone

Raf - these Mirror lenses are wonderful to use in bokehgraphy. My Sigma is one of my favorites

Here is a simple one - called "Tired Hydrangea"

Sony 18-55 zoom (1/100s,f6,ISO640)

Keith

 

[meilicke]

Hi !

Michiel, I really like the new presentation you're using for your posts here !
And some very nice bokehgraphs !

Dan, superb Dahlia and Lilly shots !

Klaus, very nice pics with your Cine Ektar.
I have the 15mm/f2.55 that unfortunately doesn't cover the sensor, but produces interesting effects !


Here's one I shot during my sunday morning walk in the park.
The last shot of the series, because the rain set in really heavy

G1 with Reflex-Nikkor 500/8

C U,
Rafael
​

Rafael, I love the transition between the water ripples, rain, to circular bokeh.

Scott

 

[woodmancy]

Here is a picture of Toronto at night (but it never looks like this :deadhorse
Grain added by NOISE

It's funny, the artists who used pointillism to achieve their goals (eg Seurat) were constructing their images from discreet spots of color positioned carefully against one another - whereas, us photographers are constantly fighting the "destruction" of our pictures into the constituent spots of colors from which they were made.

Sony 18-55 zoom

Keith

 

[mregnier]

Beautiful shot Keith!

Mike

 

[seakayaker]

Rafael, I love the transition between the water ripples, rain, to circular bokeh.

Scott

++1! Rafael, it is a beautiful bokehgraph! Love the black and white effect with the circular bokeh, small to large circles from bottom to top . . . . . a wonderful shot!

Life is Grand!

Dan
~

 

[seakayaker]

Lucerne / Switzerland as seen through my quartz soft focus lens on GH1 at "l'heure bleue".

I wanted to stay with the same topic "water" I guess Raf! Very nice bokeh shot!!

Beautiful colors and soft bokeh produced with your quartz soft focus lens! . . . . . love the oval shape of lights produced with the lens . . . . .

Life is Grand!

Dan
~

 

[seakayaker]

Beautiful shot Keith!

Mike

++1! A wonderful shot, almost a painting . . . . . love the circular bokeh found throughout the shot!

. . . . . also love the soft bokeh and colors in your "Tired Hydrangea" shot! Nicely Done!

Life is Grand!

Dan
~

 

[kds315]

Here is a picture of Toronto at night (but it never looks like this :deadhorse
Grain added by NOISE

It's funny, the artists who used pointillism to achieve their goals (eg Seurat) were constructing their images from discreet spots of color positioned carefully against one another - whereas, us photographers are constantly fighting the "destruction" of our pictures into the constituent spots of colors from which they were made.

Sony 18-55 zoom

Keith

Wonderful work Keith!

Thanks for the wishes Dan!

 

[seakayaker]

Dahlia Garden ~ Volunteer Park ~ Seattle, WA

GF1 with Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5 ASPH - ISO 200 - f/1.5 - 1/3200


and

GF1 with Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5 ASPH - ISO 200 - f/1.5 - 1/2500



Life is Grand!

Dan
~



​

 

[MRfanny]

​

Amazing

 

[woodmancy]

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Another from the Sony 18-55 zoom - "Beech Leaves"

1/100s, f5.6, ISO 160

Keith

 

[seakayaker]

. . . . . a beautiful shot Keith, that is some bokeh for shooting at f5.6!

The leaves are sharp, nice colors with some nice circular bokeh!

Are you shooting with a NEX?

Life is Grand!

Dan
~