Aeroplane at the former Adams School playground on Munjoy Hill. This is a “bokeh panorama” photo, consisting of 12 photos taken at a wide aperture and stitched together.
Showing posts with label Bokeh Panorama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bokeh Panorama. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Little Red Moped
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| Parked on Exchange Street on a quiet morning. This photo and many more are for sale at Corey Templeton Photography. |
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Meter
This photo is an amateur example of the bokeh panorama / Brenizer Method type of image. I stumbled upon this interesting type of composition a few weeks ago via the Flickr blog. The post was about the #BikeNYC group and some great bicyclist portraits by Dmitry Gudkov. I liked the look of his portraits and noticed they were tagged with the terms "bokeh panorama" and "Brenizer method." Upon some further research, I discovered a video and instructions here on Ryan Brenizer's website. I think it looks great for portraits, and could be applied to inanimate objects and city photography as well. I look forward to trying it out more in the future. My first take at it, as pictured above, was made by combining four photos.
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