This is my contribution for @qurator Photo Quest for this week: Shallow Depth of Field .

Hi ASEAN Hive Community, it's great to greet you again. Hope you are all healthy. This topic is very interesting, especially about photography. What is it? Yep, Beautiful Bokeh. The first time I read it

I remember those times when I often got jealous of my friends selfies because of the blurry background on their photos. I was in college then. I don't have a smartphone like others, I can't use those camera

Yesterday when i brought my wife to a meeting , i spotted these Giant hogweed in a field , so on my way back i parked the car to take a closer look .

Since my wife's eyeside is not as good as it used to be due to injections , i have to be the one driving her to work and back home again . Her eye problems are related to being a diabetic but so far so

We went for our first forest walk here in the area since we moved here.

Back in December just before Christmas I did some photography of the city and Christmas Lights in Linz through a lensball. For occasional pictures it is a nice tool to get some pictures that are a bit

The vehicles in the photograph have always caught my attention, although I usually dream of paying attention to other things, sometimes I stop to portray the bikes in the stations. I liked light in that

Hello everyone yesterday i received these pretty beautiful bookeh of flowers on the day of valentine's day my brother give me this pretty gift i feel so happy when i saw he bought for me these pretty flowers

Bokeh Christmas lights using Nikon 50 mm 1.8G lens

Recently, while looking for some documents, I found my favorite lens helios 44-2. Then I remembered that I had put them away, because in past months I had a really a lot of a work , but this wasn't the

photography photos lens helios442 bokeh

ENPL Normally I would shoot those with my Sigma for macro (and I did that too), but when you have Helios 40-2 to your disposal for few days, you shoot anything you can find.Normalnie użyłabym tu mojej

A Touch of Nature Through the Helios 44-2 Lens

It's time to start with another post, a few days ago I was very active with the Canon 55-250mm lens, and as I hardly use it I decided that I would take a lot of pictures for several posts with different

These photos were taken in September last year. A whole year they had to wait to be finally edited and published. Why now? Because we survived summer! And even though the temperatures are still a bit high

Firstly you have to find the smallest flowers or other tiny objects close to the ground. After you do that, sacrifice your knees and elbows to be able to lower the camera so low that it is almost the ground

Early spring, for a very short time, the Forsythia bush is the star of most gardens, parks, and little green areas near the roads. In Poland, it is so popular that it is almost weird not to see it blooming

There are a few quite large lily plants growing in one part of my mums garden. She is so proud of them, and it doesn't surprise me. Thick stems, bushy leaves, and very big flowers that spread their intense

I don't think I have ever seen this type of Thistle this big and lush before. Every time I spotted one, it was some small plant by the road or some abandoned field. Knee high usually. But this one was