just bokeh by TwoPynts
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"One photo out of focus is a mistake, ten photo out of focus are an experimentation, one hundred photo out of focus are a style." ~ Anon
This is the photo that yesterday's layered light image was taken from. It is just bokeh
. I was experimenting with 'my' new FZ50 and was trying to get a macro shot of some broken glass I found at a gas (petrol) station. I had not yet read the manual and for the life of me could not get the camera to focus in on the shards of twinkling glass. The sharpest of them you can see vaguely in my thumbnail and that was still quite out of focus. This shot was the most out of focus. For some reason I saved them image. It was a happy accident, I really like the abstract bokeh created by this poorly focused photo. You will notice the hexagonal shape of the bokeh -- this means the FZ50 has 6 six blades. Not the cheapest, but not very good. The better bokeh are achieved with more expensive 7 or 9 bladed lenses. You also will note that the bokeh have a sharply defined edge and some strange wavy patterns inside (sensor related?). This technically makes for 'bad' bokeh, but it works here as an abstract. To create yesterday's image, I selected and copied this photo, doubled the size of the canvas to the right side and to the bottom while keeping the original in the top left. I then pasted and mirrored it to either side and then a final double flip for the bottom right. I then flattened the image and copied it and repeated the process again, and again, and again. I ended up with a rather large patterned image which I then rotated 90 degrees clockwise and cropped so that borders did not end at the exact same spot -- so it did not look quite so uniform. I then played around with feathered selections, adjusting curves and levels and hug and saturation and even some inversion...to get the final image. So those of you that guessed 'out of focus' and 'glass' were on the right track. Sorry, no, it was not a beaded curtain! ;'] -----
Layered Light
----- Panasonic DMC-FZ50 & PhotoshopCS. (760) Sponsored by: Kramer Kreations
Comments (24)
;-)) ?
euh... What I can say you ?...euh... abstact, colors !!!! You post in version original picture and I like your idea of creativity, good day ;)
So if I read the explanation corectly in your link, this is good Bokeh??? In which case fantastic job :))) Congrats on the new cam BTW.
I also tend to not read the manual and end up spending more time figuring something out could have been very simple... aw well!! Love the shot! and very interesting info - thanks! HAve a splendid weekend! 8;o)
*** Nope, according to the link, this is BAD bokeh. :) ***
Fantastic and real abstract but also beautiful looking posting! Fabulous upload thanks for it!!!
Very interesting what you can do with photo! Fascinating!*****! Stars for you....
Vewwwy interesting Kort ! I never would've guessed in a million years what yesterday's post was :o) And thanks for the 'bokeh' info...never heard of that ! Keep feedin' our heads :o) *hugs *
Dat plenty good'um Bokeh to me ? damn' I was sure yesterdays pic was a lace curtain...bugger ! thanx for the Bokeh lesson though...Kort-san ! ~Cheers~ :o)
awesome shot! it looks like something you'd see under a microscope.. well done Kort!
Ya learn something new every day. :-)
But is it good Bokeh or bad Bokeh - LMAO
Thanks for all this awesome information, as well as the method of your madness from yesterday! ;) Bravo!
very good texture.....
This is exactly what I see right after the ophthalmologist applies eye drops to my eyes before testing them.
Beautiful abstract, and very interesting piece of information!
you doing super . Love playing around
Glad you said something cause I was about to see the eye doctor, lol. Love the prism effect. Aloha
I quote.... "I selected and copied this photo, doubled the size of the canvas to the right side and to the bottom while keeping the original in the top left. I then pasted and mirrored it to either side and then a final double flip for the bottom right. I then flattened the image and copied it and repeated the process again, and again, and again. I ended up with a rather large patterned image which I then rotated 90 degrees clockwise and cropped so that borders did not end at the exact same spot -- so it did not look quite so uniform. I then played around with feathered selections, adjusting curves and levels and hug and saturation and even some inversion...to get the final image." Well, glad you had the gumpshun to do it!! What a great abstract image you came up with! Love today's offering too! Reminds me of "The Valley Obscured by Clouds", wonderous!!! p.s. Love the avatar!!!!!
Wonderful abstract .. and a happy accident!
Very clever! It makes a beautiful abstract :)
This is just amazing!
I never knew what 'Bokeh' was...Actually I'm still not so sure,lol.All I can say is that you made wonderful art out of it...and to me that's all that counts.You should sell this,by the way.Then you could be...forgive me,this is lame...a stock bokeh...Sigh...-M ;^)
"bokeh" - interesting. so i learned something new in Your language. :-) looks like a good background for ...