Bokeh Photos - The opposite of focus

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Let's turn the aperture around! ;)

By setting 'f', or aperture to it's minimum, so much blur takes in, that the blurred particles split apart.

Either you can AF to something very close to the camera, or don't AF at all for bokeh.

For more affect, you can use the 'Miniature' filter, which drastically blurs the outer edges of the photo.

Here is one example:
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Here's mine, focused in on a puddle lol.

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The rest of the set are here.
 
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Battle of the Bokeh!! <<< New title ;D DigitalRev reference hahaha~
 
Very arty and moody. Andrea's was my fave so far.

Will be off to give this a try myself.
 
this?

 
It's a go for me !!

 
Really liked the photos!
If you need more refrencing, you can just browse and look at IRL bokeh photos ;)

The most noticeable kind is how the blurred particles are shaped in circles. Others are just total blur :D
 
Cool thread. Some of the more obvious examples lifted from my gallery:

All pics link to full size, all pics post-processed in photoshop







 
I put this in the 'Rare car thread' and i think it would snugly fit right here :D

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some focus but most not hope this counts :)
 
Renault Sport Clio V6

 
I hate you dolp.....no wait, I love you! ;)

awesome picture as usual!!!!
 
I sifted through my flickr gallery and found this old 2.0 advanced entry that would qualify as a bokeh.

 
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So much eye candy in this thread! :drool:
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Agree with you with that! :sly:

Here is one with the stars!
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