...I call her Marilyn, as in Monroe. She landed right in front of me, posed for a bit, and then the breeze blew her dress up and she <sniff> left me...(couldn't miss on the bokeh...no way)
Bokeh is one of my favorite effects and is quite easy to produce. Bokeh is the Japanese word for "blur" and refers to blurred backgrounds and sharp subject focus. The shape of resulting bokeh is influenced by the mirrors/glass in the lens. Background lights create points of blurred light.
1) Shoot with your widest aperture. Zoom lenses can also work well
2) Get close to the subject
3) Have the background far from the subject
4) Look for beautiful backgrounds and lights.
Holiday decorations and lights are great for producing bokeh (but be sure to save some of your Holiday images for the challenge on Christmas decorations a week from now).
Looking forward to your bokeh pix.
Bokeh is one of my favorite effects and is quite e... (show quote)
...I call her Marilyn, as in Monroe. She landed right in front of me, posed for a bit, and then the breeze blew her dress up and she <sniff> left me...(couldn't miss on the bokeh...no way)