Limit depth of field for creative blur

[ekkl]

A few from my Gallery. I will have a look later for a few newer ones and upload them here.

[Mike Parr]

a couple from today

[Josh Bear]

Here's my take.

Best regards

Josh

[ekkl]

Two from an amazing derelict building...

[Mowgli]

Ian sugested this one should go in


and here are a couple more




Mowgli

Charlie, our 12 year old Springer



Nicole: Portrait/Family shoot - 50mm lens

[veggiesosage]

One more from me, those statues again

[ekkl]

Josh, your images look great, the colours are so vivid, did you do anything to enhance them or are they straight out of the camera?

[Josh Bear]

Hi

thanks for the comments. I love punchy colours. I always shoot in RAW then process in lightroom. In lightoroom I do take time to explore black levels and vibrance controls.

At the end of the day I guess it is down to personal preference.

Best Regards

Josh

[Ian]

Originally Posted by Josh Bear

Hi

thanks for the comments. I love punchy colours. I always shoot in RAW then process in lightroom. In lightoroom I do take time to explore black levels and vibrance controls.

At the end of the day I guess it is down to personal preference.

Best Regards

Josh

Indeed - I can't stand pictures that have washed out blacks and the black level is very important for me in Lightroom.

Ian

[devilgas]

been trawling through the archives to try to find something suitable shot with the fuji f30 (too easy to do with an SLR ) and came up with this....



got an acceptable degree of foreground and background blur and shows that it can be done with a compact, just needs a bit of thought is all.

[rkhart]

Holding a 1 month old baby's hand.

[ash]

This is not with a compact but one of my fav dof shots.