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Bokeh lighting uses the technique of intentionally defocusing the lens to transform points of light into soft, dreamy shapes, creating a magical visual atmosphere. Beyond its beauty, bokeh is a powerful tool for separating two distinct planes—foreground and background—helping to draw the viewer’s attention to your subject while adding depth and dimension to the scene.
While it’s often seen in city skylines or architectural shots, bokeh can tell compelling stories across a wide range of subject matter—from intimate portraits to nature scenes—adding mood, focus, and a touch of artistry.
Experiment with different subjects, light sources, and compositions to craft images where the blurred lights enhance, rather than distract from, the narrative you want to convey.
Bokeh lighting uses the technique of intentionally defocusing the lens to transform points of light into soft, dreamy shapes, creating a magical visual atmosphere. Beyond its beauty, bokeh is a powerful tool for separating two distinct planes—foreground and background—helping to draw the viewer’s attention to your subject while adding depth and dimension to the scene.
While it’s often seen in city skylines or architectural shots, bokeh can tell compelling stories across a wide range of subject matter—from intimate portraits to nature scenes—adding mood, focus, and a touch of artistry.
Experiment with different subjects, light sources, and compositions to craft images where the blurred lights enhance, rather than distract from, the narrative you want to convey.