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A shot from October last year - from my double exposure bokeh roll.This is ~annyo in her backyard
Nikon FM2 + Fuji X-tra 400 ISO = double exposure, scan from print.
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I'm very curious, is there a specific way you can get the bokehs? I love them but they seem to randomly occur in my photos, i cant control them.
And by the way, you have a very beautiful gallery
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Hmm, I'm not too sure about 'controlling' bokeh... it's just a bunch of little lights photographed out of focus
I guess you could practice by taking lots of photos of traffic/city lights from far away.
This photo is a double exposure though, so what I did was take photos of out of focus lights (a whole roll of just that), then once I finished the roll, I put it in the camera again and took photos of people. So I didn't really control where I got bokeh on my photos - all I knew is that it would be on all of them!
And thank you so much, I'm glad you like my photos
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Oh ok thanks a lot for explaining it. No wonder why the results are so interesting! I'll definitely try it sometime.
And you're very welcome, they're beautiful!
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No problem, glad to be of help
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I've put this picture in my journal as an example of what a double exposure bokeh/people film will look like
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The best part is that I took this on cheap supermarket film.
I shall never underestimate it again >.<
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