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This is my favourite shot from that morning. the shallow DOF from my 50mm makes it look almost like an oil painting.
Camera used was a Pentax K100D, lens used was a vintage German "Zebra" manual focus, single coated 50mm 1.8 M42 Meyer-Optik Görlitz Oreston. This lens is a Double Gaussian design and is the forerunner to the Pentacon 50mm. I'm very impressed by the Oreston so far!
I am taking a photography class and our assignment is depth of field, both shallow and deep depth of field, this is is one of my attempts at shallow. This is untouched other than the name.
Photo by me :)
Camera Helmi Villa
I learn this from Adit and i teach them :
Syud ( Not really colorful but i like the result )
Helmi ( This photo above using Helmi camera la )
Arif ( This is my shoot using Arif camera )
Fazli ( I shoot this photo from Alang car using Fazli camera ) Fazli shoot
Eddy ( You can see how dirty this guy lens in bokeh )
.. so many more :)
Bokeh effect from thousands of lights in the trees along Bellevue Way on March 2, 2021 in Bellevue, Washington, USA
This photo is pretty much straight out of camera, aside from the watermark.
Motion Video & Behind the scenes: www.flickr.com/photos/louish/8283329068/in/photostream/
Blurry... Bokeh...Buzz... unclear yet sometimes more soothing than the harsh clarity.
A static buzz, a soothing numbness...
Early morning sun near the flower market, the subtle red is the bunch of red roses.
Love the angled rays of the sun, creates miracles when it falls of objects. (Like even my lens (-: )
Happy Bokeh Wednesday!
Bokeh Test with Sony Alpha-350 & Albinar f=28mm + Extension Rings.
Some debris in the objective (left edge). Dust? Fungus?
7DOS - "7 Days of Shooting" "Week #9 - Work " "Go For Bokeh Tuesday"
working at sea is a hard life - Prawn fishermen often risk their lives and their livelihood out on the sea, separated from families for days or even weeks at a time, for very little reward.
One friend told me:
Some years ago, after leaving Uni, he decided to go to work on the Prawn Trawlers up north of Australia, in the Gulf, between Darwin in the Northern Territory and Weipa in Queensland. They were out at sea for Tiger season which was 7 months long and Banana season which went for a further 2 months. It was honestly the hardest job that he has ever done in his entire life. Banana season was flat out. They worked 24 hrs a day and basically the harder and faster they worked, the more chance they would have of getting 20minutes sleep between the nets being brought up. Having said that, he did say that it was fun, very lively and the pay was great.
Would not be enough pay in it for this lazy sea-goer.
Theme: Still Life
Elements: color and space
Principles: emphasis and unity
Aperture: f/4.5 was used in order to keep the one light in focus while all of the other lights are not. This depth of field technique creates a bokeh effect in the image.
ISO: I used an ISO of 100 while taking this photograph which made the background darker, and kept the lights from making the exposure too bright.
Llevo sin subir fotos a Flickr demasiado tiempo. Esta la querÃa haber utilizado para felicitar la navidad y el nuevo año a todos mis contactos, asà que imaginaros el tiempo de retraso que llevo.
Son dos figuras de unos personajes creados en mi ciudad, Caravaca, para promoción turÃstica del Año Jubilar 2010.
Strobist info: No recuerdo la potencia del flash, pero si que utilicé un mini softbox casero y un sb-24.
I have not upload photos to Flickr too long. This would be used for the Christmas and congratulate the new year to all my contacts, so imagine the delay time that I have.
Two figures of characters created in my city, Caravaca, for tourism promotion of the Jubilee Year 2010.
Strobist info: Lost the power of flash, but if I used a homemade mini softbox and an SB-24.
Took the Zenit (Ebay Special - my new toy) out for a test drive, the Humber Bridge was an obvious choice but figured I'd try something different now i have the flexibility of manual controls (mechanical ones at that!) and an aperture with a nice low F stop.
Taken on a Zenit 12 XP, Pentacon 1.8/50 Lens, Kodak Color Plus ISO 200, 7 secs @ f/1.8.
Click here to see all my Humber Bridge pictures on Flickr