Swirly bokeh, oblique plane of focus - like someone has mounted a Noctilux (f/1.0 this time) on a tilt shift mechanism. I'd love to play with this setup.
This certainly came out of left field. Brenizer method? I think this could have actually benefitted from greater DOF; more rock detail could be afforded since you don't have to worry about competing attention
I know that bokeh means blur, but I don't see how that works with this photo. It appears that blur was added to the photo in post processing and it isn't consistent. I also do not see how the bokeh enhances the subject.
Shared model? :) I suppose this is out of camera with a lensbaby (don't have any experience with this type of lens). Gives a strange effect here, but I like the result
Swirly bokeh, oblique plane of focus - like someone has mounted a Noctilux (f/1.0 this time) on a tilt shift mechanism. I'd love to play with this setup.
Hmmmmm, is this the same model as elsewhere in this challenge...? I don't know what's going on here with the focus. Is this supposed to be a lensbaby? Not sure if this is bokeh...