bokeh

I was about to focus this shot, but I really liked something about this de-focused version....

I was trying to get a single water drop on a needle. I asked on talk photography for help and once again got the help I was after :) See the thread here... https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/water-drop-on-a-needle.692837/#post-8390592

I was trying to get a single water drop on a needle. I asked on talk photography for help and once again got the help I was after :) See the thread here... https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/water-drop-on-a-needle.692837/#post-8390592

I was trying to get a single water drop on a needle. I asked on talk photography for help and once again got the help I was after :) See the thread here... https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/water-drop-on-a-needle.692837/#post-8390592

With it being the xmas decorations season something I’ve been wanting to try is using fairy lights in a portrait, quite pleased with the result and have a few more ideas to continue with this but only so much cooperation/patience I can get from my moody teenager. Leah Fairy Lights 04 by Andy...

I have just purchased my first camera (GX80) and so far it's been OK !! have been watching youtube videos on setting up and tutorials but haven't found help on some basic settings. using the kit lens (12-32) and would be great to get some tips here on the following: 1. how to take photos with...

I'm not sure which forum to post this in as my reason for sharing is less about the subject and more about the fortuitous bokeh. I was covering the National Championships at the Copperbox and at one end of the arena was a black curtain containing embedded LEDs. When I downloaded the pictures...

Am I the only one that finds it difficult sometimes to come up with a great caption for my artwork? How do you come up with a relative caption? Some captions I read have nothing to do with the image I’m looking at and that degrades the image in my eyes. When I see a bad caption it comes across...

Buttercup by Gareth Edwards, on Flickr

Hi guys, I guess most of you know Tony Northrup. I have watched the video where he explains you must multiply the aperture by the crop factor to match ff and crop images i.e. if you put a 50 1.8 on Nikon crop body you get 75mm but approx. 2.8 aperture. To test this you just need to look at...

A lunch-break photo from today. Forget-me-not - In the shade of the trees by Andy Aveyard, on Flickr

Emerging leaves of a Sycamore tree i believe. Taken on a sunny walk in the woods the other day with a Canon 5dii and 16-35mm lens at 35mm, f/6.3, 1/200 and 200 ISO.