I created this collage out of my nine images that I photographed with a “Lensbaby” 50mm lens.
Enjoy and keep on creating great images!
Tag: Lensbaby
Lens Baby Effect 09
This street light is also photographed with my “lensbaby” lens. Enjoy and keep on photographing!
Lens Baby Effect 08
And again, another shot with my “lensbaby.” Enjoy and keep on working on your images!
Lens Baby Effect 07
I believe this building in Columbia is occupied by the local park ranger. I also used my “lensbaby” to create this image.
Enjoy and keep on photographing!
Lens Baby Effect 06
Using my “lensbaby” I tried to blur the tree in front of the Douglass Saloon in Columbia, CA. Enjoy and keep on creating great images!
Lens Baby Effect 04
This is another “Lensbaby” image. I was aiming for a “dreamy” looking tree in front of the house.
Enjoy and keep on photographing!
Lens Baby Effect 03
Again, I shot this image with my “Lensbaby” 50mm lens. One of the signs is in focus the other one is not.
Enjoy and keep on photographing!
Lens Baby Effect 02
As long as I remember this gentleman is playing the flute in Columbia. I photographed him with my “lensbaby” trying to keep his head in focus.
Enjoy and keep on photographing!
Lens Baby Effect 01
“Lensbaby” is a special lens that distorts parts of the image and can create some really nice and interesting effects in your picture. Take a look at their website at http://lensbaby.com/ to get familiar with their product. I am sure you can create some similar effects in Photoshop or other post production photo editors. I challenge you to create some awsome images either with a lensbaby lens or in post production. There is a nice tutorial on how to do that at the following link: http://photo.net/learn/digital-photography-workflow/techniques-tips/creating-the-lensbaby-effect.
I decided to do this exercise at a familiar place. I photographed at Columbia State Park many times during the last years and I thought just using a lensbaby could open my eyes to a new perspective.