I know what you are thinking. But no, it's not this.
This is a bouquet. (Bo-kay)
The other is bokeh. (Bo-kuh)
It's that creamy background in a photo that many of us photographers love to see in our images. It's achieved with various lenses (some have better bokeh than others) which are set at a very wide aperture setting or what we call "opened all the way up."
The other is bokeh. (Bo-kuh)
It's that creamy background in a photo that many of us photographers love to see in our images. It's achieved with various lenses (some have better bokeh than others) which are set at a very wide aperture setting or what we call "opened all the way up."
In the two images above, the shallow depth of field allows me to focus in on the subjects. Because I have opened my aperture they are very much in focus, but the background is not. What you see (that creamy look) is bokeh.
Here's a very recent one of Billie in her favorite spot at the window.
Here's a very recent one of Billie in her favorite spot at the window.
It was raining, so the water droplets on the window added some nice bokeh highlights.
To see more lovely images with creamy backgrounds, the blog circle is waiting. Start this week's jaunt with Pet Photography Columbus Ohio, then work your way around the circle until you are back here again. Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
To see more lovely images with creamy backgrounds, the blog circle is waiting. Start this week's jaunt with Pet Photography Columbus Ohio, then work your way around the circle until you are back here again. Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
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