I have been keeping a close eye on all the entries. Since the day, I started useing my Mobile camera Bokeh mode, I simply start falling in love with photography. The skill of photography is on me since childhood days but never took it professionally or say seriously. But the tilt towards photography was always there every now and then. From owning Kodak roll camera to Cannon AS1400 to Mobile camera. I tried to click on many occassion and most of the time was successful in getting appreciation by the family members.
When I tried latest Cannon M50 of my Nephew, I simply start adoring all the photographers who put lot of effort in making their life. He is a wedding photographer and brought the new equipment in last year marriage season.
I tried it first hand, but someone was watching me from a distant. May be he/she wanted to make a photo portfolio for him(her)self.
My nephew was guiding me with all the norms of handling a professional camera but, I was more busy in shooting the lemon that grown in my Nephew backyard. The monkey/langoor was also there trying to be a step ahead of me and wanted to get over the boundary wall. Infact the area is hugely abundant with such monkey/langoor. And they visit the places every year. May be they have special liking for these big lemons that grows in that area.
As my camera set to take only the Bokeh photo, so without disturbing the setting I made sure to keep clicking one by one , untill the monkey/langoor get tired and left the scene. He might need to wait for more hours, watching my curiosity of photography.
The backyard was full of lemons and have many shape and sizes. Small or Green, they were in abundant too.
Watching them on my mobile,reminded me of "Bokeh" contest by @qurator. Check their lates photo quest competition
I learnt about "Bokeh" photography, when I brought my dual camera Nokia 5.1plus mobile more than a year ago. At first I related Bokeh with Bengali word "Boka" which means stupid. I went on to google the exact meaning to understand
the visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens.
And I went on photo spree with many Bokeh photography of the object that came across. Few shot using my Mobile were.
Blurring out the front or the background to expose the main object to bring more clarity. And I made a most of my amatuer photography skill.
This is my entry to the @qurator contest.
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