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"bubble bokeh" from a Ludwig Meritar 50mm f2.9 triplet; shot at f 2.9, 3 exposure bracket processed in Photomatix
A single dew drop shining against bubbly bokeh. I love bokeh :D
Olympus OM-D-EM10, TTArtisan 35mm 1.4, Exeter, United Kingdom
It seems that spring is just around the corner. We are expecting temperatures around 15°C this weekend.
So a good time to grab the tripod, macro rail and the trioplans do some macro.
This morning temperatures were as low as -1°C though.
These flowers are starting to sprout up everywhere
Time: 13.39
Location: Front garden at home in Almere-Hout
Cropped: No
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Color: "Ektachrome P" picture control from Nikonpc.com
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Lens: TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 (Bubble Bokeh)
I didn't pay much attention on Instagram as i'm focused on FB and here.
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Canon R5
Canon RF 100mm f/2.8
Used the SA ring to achieve bubble bokeh.
All copyrights to this photo owned by photographer Lauren Hughes.
Dreaming of living great adventures...
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Soñando con vivir grandes aventuras...
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Sony A6000 + Pentacon 50mm 1.8.
involved me setting the timer, running and blowing bubbles, and hoping the camera focused on something good.
and I was wearing a shirt and underwear. no pants. :D
boy my head looks funny. and my hand too. I'm just a funny person. heh heh. :]
All graphic engines have one goal - to be like real photos, and this photo wants to be a graphic.
Lens that is older than 50 years produced this graphic-like photo. No editing.
It's that part of the year filled with warm, orange, yellow and red colours all around.
Bubble bokeh happily provided by beautiful black Jupiter-8 50mm F2 rangefinder lens from 1973. Not really sharp across-the-frame, the lens gives great bokeh. After f/4, the lens gets really sharp.
Taken with Panasonic GX7 camera, Jupiter-8 50mm F2 manual-focus lens I got with my Zorki 4 camera.
Not much subjects to be found here in northern hemisphere in early spring. Doing some experiments with the Meyer-Optik Görlitz Trioplan 100mm f/2.8.
London - Tate Modern + Notting Hill March 27th 2017, all taken with a Fujinon 55mm 2.2
London Fog (2017)
Fujiko Nakaya
Made in collaboration with Ryuichi Sakamoto and Shiro Takatani
BMW Tate Live Exhibition: Ten Days Six Nights (24 March-2 April) - Tate Modern Art Installation
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