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The Monkey Jump.

Finally I own a DSLR :)), In years the passion for capturing moments has grown over me. Looking over so many wonderful blogs, i always used to wonder how the hell are they doing it. pity me, they are professionals :p. I always wanted the blurred effect in the background or a focus only at certain point, it makes me sad to say my point and shoot camera never allowed me to do so. Now that my canon 550d is here; my nikon is going to take rest for a while. Yes! it is time from me to take some rest as well, after so much of manual exposure from my new cam, with a monkey jump i say goodnight :) & the monkey says bye.
xoxo




(images by me.)

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Anonymous said…
Wow, Congrats Bindu.. enjoy ur time with ur new passion. nice pics as usual..:-D

that effect is called bokeh, an interesting and Favorited one.. it adds new dimensions to the pics..

http://pinterest.com/dpschool/bokeh/

http://pinterest.com/suchandana_k/photography-ideas/

hope these help.. enjoy :-)

Chandana.
October 6, 2012 at 12:34 PM
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