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blur, blurred background, bokeh, close up flower photography, close up photography, macro, macro photography, nikon, nikon 36 - 72 lens, nikon 36 - 72 lens reversed, reversed lens
I was driving out this morning to run an errand, not intending to take any photos, no camera along with me. I then noticed that the golf course was white with dew in the early morning light and that the usual Texas wind had gone on holiday for a few minutes, at least. I thought of my new reversed lens mode of photography, so I turned my horse around and went back to put together a macro outfit.
The pictures you see pictured here were all taken mostly at the long end of the Nikon Series E 36 – 72mm lens, reversed on a Nikon D7100. You mostly think of reversed lenses as being used for insanely close work, but I found that backing up a little gave some nicely blurred backgrounds. This is all in-camera, no post-processing voodoo to get a painterly effect.
Thank you very much. I’ll have a look!
So Beautiful Pictures . So good to watch them. Great work and efforts i must say. As an Photographer i can understand how much efforts and patience are required to capture Pictures like this . Even i started photography as i was inspired by photographers like you. Have a look at my work at http://www.nitinkhanna.net/ and let me know how is it. I would love to hear from photographer like you. Lets get Connected Thank you