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A Brown rock chat (Cercomela fusca) was framed with a delightful backdrop glued with it. I managed to have it from such an angle after some trial from a distance!! Pics was taken from Dehradoon, Uttarakhand, India.
Nikon D800 + Nikkor 50mm f1.2 AI-s
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Revisited my old shots and found this in the archives. Taken in Colombo, Sri Lanka on a rainy afternoon. Hope you like it. Thank you all for visits and comments.
Trying my new Fujinon EBC XF 35mm f/1.4 - sooc straight out of camera (no processing at all)
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Playing with my old Nikon Series E 50mm f1.8,one of my earliest manual focus lenses.
Still love this pancake!
Hongdae Park shoot.
Taken with the Kamlan 50mm f/1.1 Lens
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It's been a busy day, but I just have to show you this one from yesterday before I go to bed for a new busy but fun day.
I love the bokeh I got here, in the evening light.
This is the Nootka lupine (Lupinus nootkatensis). It is originally a North American species, and the name originates from the Nootka Sound in Canada.
It was imported to Norway in the end of the 19th century, when it was used to bind the slopes along the newly constructed Jærbanen railway between Egersund (where I live now) and Stavanger.
Now it has spread throughout our long country. Since 2016, it is forbidden to plant lupins in Norway.
They make the soil more nutrient-rich, which means that some of the original species can no longer survive. They also grow densely and crowd out other species. Many pollinators are unable to utilize the sand lupine as a food source, which causes a reduction in the number of pollinators.
(Sandlupin / alaskalupin in Norwegian)
My album of more lovely bokeh:
Processed with my Violet Shine Photoshop Action.
An older one but I really love this.