Christmas light photography

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While a lot of portraiture tends to use shallow depth of field to isolate the subject in the frame, achieving bokeh in the background tends to be a byproduct rather than intentional effect for many. These images below emphasise the bokeh and show some of the creative effects that are achievable if you put a little thought into it. Now, the great thing about creating similar bokeh in your portraits is that you don’t need fancy equipment. Even kit lenses will do. Keep your background at a…

Beautiful Portrait with Lights Effect by @dorukseymen

This is not what I had in mind whit this picture. I wanted a low-key b&w Christmas ball .. and that's what i got, but.. I had something different in mind. I am very pleased with this result, it looks pretty decent. At first I wasn't that pleased, but I came to like it. Anyway, this is shot handheld with my fellow 50mm [UPDATE 07.01.2012]: OMG, I'm explored! For the first time! Awesome! www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/2012/01/06/page33/

It's Christmas time!! You know what that means--Christmas lights! Here are a few simple steps to help you take better photos of Christmas lights. Whether you have a point and shoot or a DSLR, you can use these steps to improve your photos. 1. Use a tripod! You will

Christmas light senior portraits photo shoot at The Shops at Legacy in Plano, Texas. Photo by Chantal Brown Photography.