Bocah ... beucah ... boka ...
Feb 9, 2014 20:22:19 #
I didn't even know how to spell "bokeh" last year ... and now I'm addicted.
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Feb 9, 2014 20:29:32 #
Mormorazzi wrote:
I didn't even know how to spell "bokeh" last year ... and now I'm addicted.
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
I thought maybe it was your son. Very nice picture.
Feb 9, 2014 20:33:32 #
Very nice, Deborah. This shot would make an excellent "just because" gift.
There is a killer Fusion restaurant not far from the Convention Center that has awesome food and the craziest bathroom decor. So much so, that my wife asked our waitress if she could take me in the Ladies Room. She said something like, Sure it happens all the time. Can't remember the name though.
There is a killer Fusion restaurant not far from the Convention Center that has awesome food and the craziest bathroom decor. So much so, that my wife asked our waitress if she could take me in the Ladies Room. She said something like, Sure it happens all the time. Can't remember the name though.
Feb 9, 2014 21:13:12 #
Very nice portrait. I assume you were children together.
Feb 9, 2014 21:19:11 #
Ummmm. No. His mommy is 30, which is about how old (young) I was when I met her! Sigh.
erbiv wrote:
Very nice portrait. I assume you were children together.
Feb 10, 2014 14:45:41 #
Mormorazzi wrote:
I didn't even know how to spell "bokeh" last year ... and now I'm addicted.
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Great Shot. Thanks for sharing.
Feb 10, 2014 19:26:22 #
Feb 13, 2014 07:11:34 #
Mormorazzi wrote:
I didn't even know how to spell "bokeh" last year ... and now I'm addicted.
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Very nice the download is awsome well done.
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Dec 5, 2014 21:24:44 #
Mormorazzi wrote:
I didn't even know how to spell "bokeh" last year ... and now I'm addicted.
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Shot this yesterday with a 105mm DC set at 4R on a Nikon D600. This lens is so sharp indoors, but outdoors it comes alive! The backdrop for this photo was a patch of tall, dead weeds, backlit with a setting sun.
(I've known this boy's mommy since she was a newborn 30 years ago!)
Nice Bokeh, I would have thought it was a beautiful golden setting. Good job on the primary focus too, the eyes.
Craig
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