A Load of Bokeh

[pez]

 

[LaFoto]

This one has hardly any background left, so you can't really-really speak about any bokeh, but well ... as if this were the Visual Echo Game, I feel like posting this now, inspired by pez's photo.

 

[DarkShadow]

This one has hardly any background left, so you can't really-really speak about any bokeh, but well ... as if this were the Visual Echo Game, I feel like posting this now, inspired by pez's photo.

Actually IMO I think that's excellent Bokeh when you have that nice creamy look of a nice back drop.

 

[Trainwizard]

 

[limr]

 

[CdTSnap]

Probably a little under exposed but cool

 

[limr]

Thanks. It was tricky lighting - dark restaurant but bright sun coming in, backlighting the flowers. Could probably bring up the flowers in post without affecting the background but I haven't the faintest clue how to do it. I can live with a little underexposure

 

[IByte]

Thanks. It was tricky lighting - dark restaurant but bright sun coming in, backlighting the flowers. Could probably bring up the flowers in post without affecting the background but I haven't the faintest clue how to do it. I can live with a little underexposure

Good good lil L. We just want to be flower paperazzi in restaurants lol.

 

[pez]

A cool shot! Those glasses are awesome, lol

 

[MartinCrabtree]

 

[johngpt]

daffodil with fujinon 60mm lens



There aren't flashy circular specular highlights, but perhaps the quality of the background blur might suffice for posting here?
I had rented the new Fujifilm X-T1 body with the XF 60mm f/2.4 R macro lens. I think the combo easily matches and probably surpasses the quality of my canon 40D and 60mm macro.

 

[johngpt]

forsythia and specular highlights



Shot with my old Canon 40D and the EF-S 60mm macro. Notice the straight edges on the specular highlights showing that the canon 60mm has 7 blades.

 

[BrickHouse]

DSC_0158-1 by Bolt x3, on Flickr

 

[limr]

daffodil with fujinon 60mm lens



There aren't flashy circular specular highlights, but perhaps the quality of the background blur might suffice for posting here?
I had rented the new Fujifilm X-T1 body with the XF 60mm f/2.4 R macro lens. I think the combo easily matches and probably surpasses the quality of my canon 40D and 60mm macro.

This daffodil picture reminds me of one of my own:

 

[minicoop1985]

Here's what I have. In fact, I wanted to see what the bokeh looked like. 80mm Ektar f2.8 on my Hasselblad.