Lotus Aisling Fenrir

Bokeh comes from the Japanese word "boke" which means blur or haze. The English spelling bokeh become popular during the 1997 in Photo techniques magazine. It is the visual quality of the out of focus are of a photograph. If you want to emphasize your subject in your photos, you will be doing a lot of bokeh. You can accomplished it by having a lower aperture or a narrow depth of field. This technique is usually use in portrait, macro, or just to blur beautiful lights. Always remember that a higher aperture is equal to a wider depth of field and lower aperture is equal to a narrow depth of field. Here are some of my shots, This is taken by a Nikon digital camera which I cannot remember what model and according to my archives this is my very first bokeh snap. Until I got my very first Pentax an RZ18 which is a compact camera. This is my very first bokeh food snap with my mom as the background. and here is my first flower bokeh snap. and a fruit? I'm not

This is my first time at Anilao Batangas and I didn't expect that it will be rocks instead of sands. But the locals their told us that it differs depending on the weather. Some storms bring rocks and some take it away from the shore. But overall it is a great place to see underwater creatures. Sadly, I didn't have an underwater camera yet but I hope soon.. We stayed at Philphan Beach Resort. For now this is my video of the beach 😊