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In Bokeh’s Name, Amen

February 9, 2011 / Film, Plant Life

It’s come to my attention that bokeh isn’t something that every photography lover is obsessed with. Apparently, there are some people who don’t look at a photo and see the bokeh first, and subject second. They just can’t recognize or appreciate some good, luscious bokeh.

Blasphemy, I know.

Well, this post isn’t for them. ;)

This plant was spotted in someone’s front yard off of NE 13th. Surely I can’t be the only person who stumbles upon a scene such as this with the first thought in my head being, “Oh, now that would make some good bokeh!”

I about died when I saw how the plants transformed into impressionistic daubs of their former self.

Mmmm… Bokeh.

So say we all!

Camera: Rolleiflex 2.8C
Film: Kodak Portra 160NC
Scanned from a negative developed by Blue Moon Camera & Machine
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