I really enjoyed shooting abstract bokeh. It was fun to be creative with the vibrant colors. In all of my photos I increased the contrast at least a little to add more emphasis to the colors. To shoot bokeh, I used my AV setting to select the lowest aperature value I had. That way, I shot short depth of field to create the effect of a focused forground and an out-of-focus background to make the lights colorful spheres. On one of the candle photos, I wanted to play around with the background lights so I used the smudge tool and distorted the shape.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Kayla Bass Abstract Bokeh Studio 1
I really enjoyed shooting abstract bokeh. It was fun to be creative with the vibrant colors. In all of my photos I increased the contrast at least a little to add more emphasis to the colors. To shoot bokeh, I used my AV setting to select the lowest aperature value I had. That way, I shot short depth of field to create the effect of a focused forground and an out-of-focus background to make the lights colorful spheres. On one of the candle photos, I wanted to play around with the background lights so I used the smudge tool and distorted the shape.
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I don't know which one of you is "Kaylaaaa" but these are such clever bokeh. So does Mackenzie but she's not on blogger at the moment.
ReplyDeleteThese are so good! great job!!
ReplyDeleteI love the candle and flower photos
ReplyDeleteYou did such a great job! My favorite is the 2nd candle one!
ReplyDeleteIt is very impressive on how you were able to control your bokeh effect. Great job Kayla! I would just adjust the color so they go together better-(top2 & 3rd to last).
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