kymarto Loc: Portland OR and Milan Italy

Since I had some positive responses, I'm posting another set of bokeh explorations. Captions are the lenses used--this seems to be a tradition among bokeh shooters, who are always on the lookout for lenses with interesting rendering characteristics.

Roadside Rose, Beijing--Meyer Kino Plasmat 25mm f1.5 cine lens

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Modified Taylor and Hobson 3 inch f1.8 projection lens--Only using the front element group, which creates tremendous positive field curvature

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Actually not sure which lens this was: an insect photobombs a shot of roses in front of a pine tree with the sun shining through the branches...

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Modded TH projection lens: bamboo near my house in Tokyo

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Not only flowers: my morning train in Japan--Ross WWII aerial reconaissance lens 5" f4 Wide Xpres

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Tokina 70-150mm f2.8 soft focus zoom

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Swirly bokeh: Ross 1" f1.9 cine lens

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Kashgar potter: Ross aerial reconaissance lens 5" f4 Wide Xpres

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Meyer Trioplan 100mm f2.8

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Media center, G20 Summit in Hangzhou, China--Ross Wide Xpres 5" f4

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WayneT Loc: Paris, TN

Excellent set, very interesting use of unusual lenses we don't normally see.

kymarto Loc: Portland OR and Milan Italy

Ah--correction: that's an old Tamron, not Tokina, zoom

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Some are pleasing, others are very distracting. All are interesting.

Islandgal Loc: Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Canada

You have a style all of your own, it's very remarkable.
Keep it up, I'm always waiting to see what you will next!

plessner Loc: North Dakota

I think they are all really interesting, and I love the bamboo image

napabob Loc: Napa CA

well done..........

shangyrhee Loc: Nashville TN to Sacramento CA

Very intriguing !!! I love to see more . Thank you for sharing. Shang

Genessi Loc: SoCal

Nice, I like the potter and the bamboo. I like all of them too

CathyAnn Loc: Apache Junction, AZ

Wow! More beauties! I really like them all. Sometimes the light or spots of light in the bokeh is a part of the overall design/composition of the image. I don't find any of them distracting, but that's what pleases me, and all of these are pleasing!

sailorsmom Loc: Souderton, PA

Very interesting, fascinating images, Toby!