If you take a photo of an insect with no vegetation around it, the background will look bland and insipid. There’s nothing like water drops to create a bubble bokeh in the background. Set your alarm ...

It's that oh-so-wonderful fuzziness in the background of photographs with a shallow depth of field and accompanying starry highlights. You can create you own bokeh effects with a little craftiness.

If you only have a kit lens, such as an 18-55mm, the best way to maximise its bokeh potential and increase background blur is to zoom it to its longest focal length of 55mm. Then set the maximum ...

Bokeh occurs when portions of the image are in front of or behind the in-focus area, and the easiest way to achieve this narrow depth of field is to use a lens with a wide aperture: F1.8, F2.0, F2.8 ...

Flower photography is not a widely followed genre, but it is something many photographers grow to appreciate. While it may ...

Home Photography News Create this bokeh wall effect on the cheap using aluminum foil, color gels By Anthony Thurston Published March 24, 2017 ...

For most people, this would be the end of the process of uploading pictures on the photo sharing app. But if you are looking for bokeh, the fun is just about to begin. Alongside the Filter icon ...

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's main camera will reportedly feature a much larger aperture, which will translate into better ...

Place your subject and background for optimal bokeh effects Your subject must be far enough away from the background for your bokeh to be successful. If your subject is surrounded by vegetation or ...