Apr
22
22
Need more Bokeh!!!
posted in Photoshop
welcome to my new blogsite!
Hi! I am Jules Wiegand. I love Jesus and Photography (in that order:). Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoy browsing through my life and photography. I live in Louisville, but i would love to do your destination wedding or event or mission trip.. so, please fly me somewhere!
I am excited to celebrate your life moments with you – whether that be your engagement, wedding, senior pictures, family or baby pictures – love the babies:) i pretty much love it all!! ha.. that’s a lot of love going on. Now i feel like singing – it’s good for you that i don’t have audio on this blog!!
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My camera is amazing. I love it and it has really changed the way i shoot. My favorite part other than the vibrant colors, the 5d Mark ii produces is the bokeh. Bokeh is basically the blurry part -usually found in the background of the person or subject that is in focus. Well. i love it. So much so that i pulled out my 50mm lens (*a great first lens that is so inexpensive) and played around in the yard. Here’s one – but just to warn you.. once you have tasted bokeh.. you will need more – much, much more!!
feel free to right click and save as a desktop image… at least until more bokeh pics come along!!
I was just playing around with some photoshop and textures today and i thought i would share and show how easy it is to make your photography really stand out with textures. As a Digital Photographer, you can totally change the look and feel of a picture with just a little bit of texture. I picked this first picture up in downtown louisville around the mellwood road area.
I actually the picture just like that, but it looks a little plain – so let’s see what a little texture might do to it.
I grabbed this second picture while i was doing a senior photography shoot around Louisville.
46 votes // vote as favoriteI opened them both in photoshop and then just drug one picture over the other. i lessened the opacity , used my brush to remove any areas that i didn’t want texturized. And ta daaa..
46 votes // vote as favoriteTexture changed the whole picture :) So.. wherever you are, louisville or any other city.. look around for textures.. you may just use them in your photography.
