A Load of Bokeh

[abhishekdg]

Thanks a lot for the great input.. Willl surely shoot one tomorrow at F4 and see how's that turns out..

 

[lovemeformetori]

Tori, I know someone at another thread mentioned that your horizons were not level. I like what you're doing with the horizons. And there actually is a term for it, often called the "Dutch angle."

Thank you!

 

[Buckster]

Tori, I know someone at another thread mentioned that your horizons were not level. I like what you're doing with the horizons. And there actually is a term for it, often called the "Dutch angle."

Thank you!

Knowing that Dutch Angle is used to create tension, uneasiness, to introduce confusion or indicate that something is out of it's normal environment, can help when deciding when and how to use it appropriately and to it's best effect.

 

[johngpt]

Excellent point Buck.

 

[mishele]

Happy Mother's Day!!! by Mishele21, on Flickr

 

[abhishekdg]

Wow mishele!!! What a perfect pic to express Mother's Day.. Liked it a lot..
Anywys here's one more pic of the dandellion..

 

[cgipson1]

Wow mishele!!! What a perfect pic to express Mother's Day.. Liked it a lot..
Anywys here's one more pic of the dandellion..

Much better detail in the dandelion! But this one is a bit blue... did you do anything to it in post? Sometimes a cloudy day will turn whites bluish like that also. (this is not really a critique thread.. just trying to help!)

 

[JustinZ850]

1 click of the shutter and this lil guy took off lol


Always on the Move by JustinZ850, on Flickr

 

[abhishekdg]

@cgipson1,

Well it was a little overcast with the sun beamig through the clouds.. I guess that had rendered the bluish colour.Glad you liked it..Like you said it was at f4..

Anyways, was tweaking a little bit with my tripod and hence tried this image.. Not sure if it fits in the right category

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Rockin' the 70-200 VRII's beautiful round bokeh with a precious friend - a hi ISO "snapshot".

 

[Tarayn]

prime lenses have the best bokehs like the 50mm,35mm etc the more expensive ones have a REALLY rich creamy look almost like a painting. Especially when your photographing someone or something in front of a tree,or brick or something that has a lot of texture.

 

[2WheelPhoto]

I dunno I shoot prime too, hard to beat my 24-70 or 70-200 though.

 

[Arpeggio9]

 

[DangerMau5]

 

[pez]