Bokeh is derived from a Japanese word meaning "blur." And when you have a shallow depth of field, it takes the blurred light and turns it into the shape of your filter. Don't mind the lack of composition in these photos (and the blurry dog). Think of the possibilities here... I'm getting more practice with them, and hope to take them to the next wedding I shoot... how cute would the hearts be during the first dance? :) Holiday photos with the snowflakes...? Holiday doggy photos with the bones...?


Adam and I took these at the Columbus Zoo's Wild Lights last night. We waited FOREVER to park and enter (over an hour!) and were freezing... hence Eskimo Hubby! We thought about coming tonight instead... ummm... no thanks to negative temperatures!


Finally, since you've followed me through my madness thus far, I had to give you a quality image that I captured at the zoo last night. One of the very few animals we saw - a beautiful leopard... keeping warm in her den.

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