Photos Of Nature Where You Live

[Iam]

Bokeh Is Japanese for the aesthetic quality of the blur. It's the rendition of out-of-focus points of light, very similar to depth of field.I don't know how you can pull it off in nature but here are a few links to really cool images of bokeh:

Wow.... I really like these Bokeh, well the two end ones. The one in the middle makes me dizzy LOL!

 

[amethist]

Hi Sqweak I have de linked the flicker link.

A suggestion though, why not start a thread about photography techniques. Could be interesting for may members.

I am old school photography, as in reels of film SLR camera and all the old develope and print your own with chemicals and over head projector.

Probably forgotten most of it though, it was that long ago LOL. :rolleyes:

 

[KP the nut]

I can make my photos blurred - I just shake continually :roflmao:

 

[Reclusive]

LOL KP! I've used that 'technique' a time or two! Lookie what I've got on my patio!

 

[Iam]

Oh my gosh....that is so wonderful Reclusive!!!!!

 

[Iam]

Here are some DOF photos I've took last week. So much to learn! I think Amethist has a great idea Sqweak. I'd love to see a thread like that :tup:

 

[Reclusive]

Wow, Iam - those are gorgeous! I can't decide which of the two orange poppies(?) I like better - they're all so great!

 

[Iam]

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Spring is finally here! Yeah, I know it is almost summer in other parts of the USA, ours is always late....

 

[Reclusive]

Something didn't work?

 

[Iam]

Dang....ok let me try that again ;o)

 

[Reclusive]

Wow, those are gorgeous! I can't believe the detail on the bee and your processing on the dandelion is really really awesome!

We have hatchlings! There are two of them!

 

[Iam]

How neat and exciting Reclusive! Do you have pet doves or are these wild? Such a cool photo!