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Inspirations: Bokeh in Portrait Photography
Bokeh in photography referring the area in the picture which are out of focus light to increase beautiful and dramatic image. But Bokeh and DOF (Depth of Field) not the same thing, Depth of field (DOF), refers to the area of an image that is in focus. You have most likely seen images where the main subject is in focus, while the background is out of focus or totally blured. The area that covers the focused area is the DOF (depth of field). Bokeh on the other hand, refers to the appearance of the light that is seen within the blured part of the photograph. Bokeh and DOF are important to consider for photographs when you need the main subject to stand out on its own and not be lost in background distractions. (more) From this post I want to show some example of portrait with bokeh. I hope can be an Inspiration for us. Merry Christmas to you and yours…….
House Of Cards
redhead
lady red I
Blowing magic
a man
Beauty in the Wind II
Day Two Hundred Forty Two
Happy Bubble Bokeh!
Kara Carlson
So Long, Lonesome.
christmas portrait with bokeh
Sunny winter day
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Sunshine Instead of the Rain
Evening
The sky is falling
go went gone
It’s Story time
Day 4
dood
Juliet
Emma J-21
send a little love my way
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And some article and tutorial to enhance your bokeh photography.
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27 Inspirations Bokeh in potrait photography. Bokeh in photography referring the area in the picture which are out of focus light to increase beautiful and dramatic image….
Inspirations: Bokeh in Portrait Photography « Artfans Design…
27 Inspirations Bokeh in potrait photography. Bokeh in photography referring the area in the picture which are out of focus light to increase beautiful and dramatic image….
Inspirations: Bokeh in Portrait Photography « Artfans Design…
Bokeh in photography referring the area in the picture which are out of focus light to increase beautiful and dramatic image.
From this post I want to show some example of portrait with bokeh. I hope can be an Inspiration for us….
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How did you get such perfect light?
loved the bokeh in heart shapes..i hav tried creating my own bokeh on my camera lens..its vry simple..Cut and shape the sheet to make a fake lens hood. The Diameter is made so that it snugly fits on the lens.In the middle of the filter the wanted bokeh shape is cut out – eg a heart or the shape of a snow flake. I’m not sure how big a hole the shape can be. But you can check it right away by just looking through the viewfinder. On the 50mm lens @ F1.8 a 15mm heart gives a metering value equal to F3.2, so it can probably be a little bigger n dnt 4gt to set your camera to its lowest aperture value n ur ready to take your own bokeh photography..happy clicking..
Thanks for your tip, Amit. We can trying out with different shape sizing to get fit result
Great photos. I love this effect
excellent collection man… just excellent.