Good morning everyone! Have a good Sunday to you all!
It seems that after these hundred and fifty posts, I have explored all my folders and it is time to create new photos. Maybe I will find something else, but today, this post contains photos that I took yesterday.
So let's take a look at the magical Bokeh
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Bokeh is a term used in photography to describe the depth of field in the background. It's that attractive blur that can distinguish a high-quality photo from an ordinary snapshot.
For this reason, I always prefer to take photos with a camera, not a mobile phone. The quality of the photo is very important to me.
If you see those circles, it's painful, but you all know that very well. But you also need luck in choosing the time of shooting, choosing the frame and lighting conditions, in order to get a wonderful bokeh
Bokeh requires a good light source behind the subject, but it should not be strong, especially not direct, it is most beautiful in natural light during the day.
Yesterday I picked a tree on the street that had lots of droplets on it after the frost had melted.
The magical beauty of bokeh is not lost even when it comes to black and white photography.
And to end the post, a photo taken last year, just before Christmas. The focus is on the wheat, and the good enough distance from the light source, the Christmas tree light, gave a great effect. It was an opportunity not to be missed.
All photos were taken with my Nikon D750, a beast of a camera that, even after four years of using it, I'm still getting to know it and discovering its new capabilities. And it's powerful!
That's all for today dear friends, see you tomorrow!
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