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Took this last week when the weather was cold but bright - oh but it was beautiful. Very bored with the dull damp days - 2 days until Spring starts...

 

Happy Bokeh Wednesday

I much prefer my camera's blurry view of my drive to work.

a contribution to the BTL group theme of Spring

Brushtail-possum in Flagstaff park Melbourne ( by night )

Canon fd 55mm f1.2 aspherical )

Thank you all known and unknown friends in Flickr for your visit

.Christmas Tree Lights in a yard in Cody, Wyoming

SIGMA 2.8/90mm Macro

ISCO Göttingen V/Projar 2.8/85

Walimex Pro Mirror 300/6.3

Amaryllis ready to bloom. MM Bokeh for 12-25-17

This photo is a little surprise. It was not the view initially sought, but I was impressed by the bokeh generated by chains! This is the kind of unexpected that I particularly like in the photograph !

No spring nor summer beauty hath such grace

as I have seen in one autumnal face

John Donne

 

This is a tree which is opposite my house. I hadn't taken much notice of it before but it's gone such beautiful colours that I had to go out (and stand in the road!) to photograph it. Given that, I thought the quote was rather apt.

 

Thankfully my wireless is now fully functioning so normal service should be resumed from now on!

An early morning walk through Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay, Maine

The Bokeh Fairy is in our back yard!! Or maybe it's the lens. ;-)

(Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon 50mm f1,9 Exakta)

This little feather measures only 1 cm long. I placed it on a mirror with a multicoloured globe behind it.

or man’s reaction to the life around him. Here is one province where it can be said with some certainty that the camera does not lie. It cannot afford to try :-)

Norman Hall

 

HBW! Peace Now!

 

aster?, j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina

 

Fiddling with the aperture to get bigger better bokeh.

San Francisco, California

Pentax MX / Helios 44-2 with reversed front element / Ultramax 400

  

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EXPLORE FRONT PAGE, #8 - 6.15.09. Thanks everyone!!! :D

 

This photo seems to fit today's rainy day, at least here in NY. Where's the sun?! :p

 

Thank you for all your continued support, I really appreciate it. :) Hope you all have a fantastic Monday!

 

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Fujifilm XT-1 + Auto-Takumar 35/2.3 (lens turbo adapter)

This is a version for Retina cameras but not named Retina-Xenon. It has short MFD of 0.5m compared to 0.9 of more common Retina-Xenon. Obviously it has longer barel but other than that it is the same lens optically.

As all Xenons it is a beautiful and precisely made. It is similar optical design to Biotar so it is not surprise that it swirl in right conditions. But it is also capable of creating very smooth aquarelish bokeh too.

If I do not want to exaggerate a bit bokeh affect, no post processing is really needed. Colors are rich and natural. Here I worked hard to restaure the details and some colours in peony flower. It is almost impossible to get right this kind of composition straight out of camera. Something has to give up. Or flower is burnt or background is too dark. Lot of pushing and pulling is needed to make it right in the post. Xenon will render enough informations in RAW file to make it possible. I did not try to remove artifacts and as you may see there is not much of them

Grido

 

Giunta la sera

Riposavo sopra l’erba monotona

E presi gusto

A quella brama senza fine,

Grido torbido e alato

Che la luce quando muore trattiene.

(Giuseppe Ungaretti)

Macro Monday theme- Bokeh

Meopta meostigmat 50mm f1.0

This image is constructed from a macro picture of an out of focus glove that has a metal material woven into the fabric. The metal created some spectral highlights. For this version, the bokeh is smaller and sharper.

Woth M.O.G. Primoplan 58mm f1.9. Here we may better see possiblities to render an interesting background bokeh with sharp edged bubbles,

A photo is taken toward the sun and primpolan looses easily the contrast in those situations. Dehazing and reconstruction of contrast is done in Darktable.

Zephyranthus candida

Thank you Prof KMS for the name.

 

I've been away for a while and I wish to apologize for not being able to do much commenting.

 

I'll be away again for the holidays and I wish everyone a wonderful and great holidays and a very happy new year.

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