24 Beautiful Examples of Bokeh Photography
22. Nov, 2009 
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Ash Davies.
Bokeh is one of the most beautiful implementations of aperture and depth of field. By using a very wide aperture, photographers are apple to create an incredibly shallow depth of field causing lights and objects in the background to appear like a blurred floating orb.
Here I’ve compiled the best 24 Bokeh photographs on the internet to act as inspiration for your own bokeh photography.
Fallen Cup by Krawat93
Bokeh After Rain by AgniMax
Little Fireflies by prismes
Red One by ~ shannkat ~
Web Bokeh by Inertia09
Garden Fireworks by Mark-F
Bokeh Drop by *Corrie*
Liquid Gold by Sandy515
![Let's Watch Together by and[w]](http://www.photoguides.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/3611249268_a9a734c2a7_b.jpg "Let's Watch Together by and[w]")
Let’s Watch Together by and[w]
Shallow Depth of Field by Casper in Lefkas
A Summer Dream? by honeycorn
Leaves Bokeh by all17
Velvet Bokeh by Savatey
LED Lights and Bokeh by rogvon
All Those Bokeh I by Savetey
.Luminous by fragilesimplicity
Blue Hour by Will Montague
Bokeh by 1maliniak1
Bubble Bokeh by purplerainstaken
Liquid Bokeh by simoendli
Blue Bokeh by Jenni77
Starry Night by impressionenmeer
Water Bokeh by RaisedOnViolence
Meeting by simoendli
Beautiful! A great collection.
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Lovely pictures, inspiring
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I have never heard of Bokeh.. But very nice work.
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Inspiring – as ‘e cigarette” wrote I also have never heard of Bokeh … well worth seriously considering.
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You can also change the shape of your Bokeh by using this technique:
http://www.diyphotography.net/diy_create_your_own_bokeh
You can also just buy a kit to help:
http://www.bokehmasterskit.com/
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Ash Davies Reply:
December 14th, 2009 at 12:16 pm
Thanks. That looks really cool
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I didn’t know about bokeh! Than I discovered this site and I made the tutorial and created a lovely bokeh!
Thanks for the lesson!
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Awesome and such beauty. Can’t wait to try this.
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Bokeh photography is my favorite bt to master it is bit difficult.. To see the bokeh of your lens, simply focus on an object from a very close distance making sure that there are no objects at least 5-6 feet behind it. Do not use a plain wall as your background – try to find a colorful background, preferably with some lights on it.I make sure to set my camera to “Aperture Priority” mode and the aperture to the lowest number..love the drops in the pics..great examples on bokeh photography vry nice to view them…
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http://oover.wordpress.com/2010/01/26/dive-in/
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really lovely!! i loved the last picture!
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