'51 1.5/75mm Biotar Wide open Portraits

[hinnerker]

Inspired of the F16Sunshine start image, which really blows me away (the BW one") i did try to make up my mind and reduce the Biotar of what its so interesting for me...

See this image.. for me its the swirly catseye bokeh and the way they take place in the backround, when its used in special situations.

Thanks again F16Sunshine !!



Its a heavy job to work with this lens, but if you arrange the backgound under the aspect of the bokeh, this lens is really beautiful.

Cheers
Henry
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[Pancolart]

Awesome!
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[djmike]

[Anu]

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[karabud]

Awesome shots. Awesome lens. Crazy bokeh!
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[luisalegria]

#3 is perfect.

Make that girl a nice print.
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[poilu]

[bogolisk]

I hate that type of bokeh but have to admit. That's simply a beautiful portrait.