Wahh...yummy-yummy..

I think you manage to get the fish first then shoot, rather than my friend, shoot first then lost the lobster 

And other bokeh..

http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp323/r...ie/IMG_1393.jpg

Camera Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Lens: Canon Zoom Lens EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 II
Aperture: f5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/1600
Focal Length: 55mm
ISO: 200

As soulfly said, Bokeh refers to Out Of Focus (OOF) quality ---> (thanks paklan!)

what happen 2 the fishy~ but nice indeed!

aiyo,dun sad sad la,sure next time can eat more de,hmm,expecting a macro crab meal from ya~     

Eh read the rules yo, one picture per post!

Aoshi_88: The second picture (which shouldn't be there) is a bit green. The first one also a bit out. One Touch WB for the win!

chuanchuan90: Superb LX-3 macro!



Minolta 50mm F1.4 at F1.4 on a700. Silent Scenery at No Black Tie!

achew: Love the ramp shot with the previously mislabelled EXIF! The operator one could use some stopping down to reduce the brightline bokeh effect.

tzywen: Nice shot from the 80-200mm!

Aoshi_88: I actually think that's better bokeh than quite a few of the pictures posted here. It's done pleasantly. If the points of light were in focus it wouldn't look as nice.



Minolta 70-210mm F4 beercan at 210mm F4 on a900.

out of focus pattern IS bokeh

for Mr vikingw2k! a potrait shot of my son.


Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Exposure: 1/2500
Aperture: f/1.2
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 250

Aoshi_88: I was gonna point it out - your shots are a wee bit low in contrast and dark. I'm guessing you're on one of those darn bright LCDs (which are technically too bright - print any shot and you'll see that a CRT can reach 'correct' gamma if the brightness is set correctly, while an LCD at its darkest setting may not reach correct gamma, so you need to change the gamma in your display settings.)