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Photo A Day Experiment (PADE) Day15 - Bokeh

Bokeh, the word that has got its root in Japanese meaning 'blur' or 'haze', adds beautiful aesthetic quality to pictures with a little play of lens (and it's  quality). Ritu has written a very good article on producing Bokeh, may read here.

 This pic for today's PADE theme was shot on Indiblogger Nokia Apptasting Event. It's not a perfect Bokeh, but random and coarse one. 

It was shot on Nikon D5000 at f6.3 - 1/30 sec exposure. And, then these glasses gave the pic the love I wished :)

 This picture post is an Entry to PADE-2013, a month long Photo-blog event. To know more and participate, click here or here. Check themes here.   
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  1. Juztamom15 July 2013 at 21:35

    Love the color Punit...deep dark blue but with a twinkle..a glow!!And the glasses are doing the magic!!!

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  2. Ritu KT16 July 2013 at 07:39

    Kya baat hai! It's fabulous in so many ways. I love the ambience of the photo, very cozy and casual. The bluish light in this photo makes it look mystical!

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  3. Sakshi Nanda16 July 2013 at 08:35

    A wonderful shot. And what a brilliant Bokeh you got there.

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  4. Punit Dubey16 July 2013 at 19:10

    Thanks for stopping by @Sakshi Nanda :) Glad that you liked the pic...

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  5. My Say! India.18 July 2013 at 16:04

    fabulous !!

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  6. Saru2 August 2013 at 17:30

    This is a beautiful shot! Very classy.

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  7. Punit Dubey3 August 2013 at 20:14

    Thanks @Saru and welcome the Ghumakkar's Diary :)

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