Tutorials and Resources - Forced perspective with bokeh: [link] - Bounce lighting: [link]
Materials and Methods Nikon D80 + Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm F/1.8D + IR remote. f/1.8 for max depth of field. Christmas lights hung in the background. See the tutorial above on how to do forced perspective bokeh shots. SB-600 for bounce lighting against a white wall. The camera in the photo is an Argus C3. Minor curves in post editing to darken blue midtones to bring out warmer hues.
Additional Comments Got some new clear Christmas lights so it's back to bokeh shots Trying out artificial bounce lighting with the technique. Same line as: This photo is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License. Licenses for commercial and derivative use of this photo are available for purchase. Please contact me if interested. Under the Creative Commons license, this photo may be displayed on other websites as long as: 1. Credit is given in writing stating "Photo by Jean Fan (JFotography)" 2. A link is provided back to the original photo or JFotography.net 3. All other conditions under the Creative Commons license are met Any use of this photo other than as authorized under this Creative Commons license or copyright law is prohibited.
OMG! This is so amazing! Why didn't I see this before???
It's so simple, it's just a camera with bokeh in the background: any photograph would have though of that. but this is so unique, I don't know how come! There's something that I admire very much of the person who took this picture. And it's so elegant!
Many greetings
Thavia
It's so simple, it's just a camera with bokeh in the background: any photograph would have though of that.
but this is so unique, I don't know how come! There's something that I admire very much of the person who took this picture.
And it's so elegant!