Out of focus portraits are quite unusual, but ofcourse not unique (what is nowadays?). It is more common with motion blur though, rather than a posing person which is deliberately out of focus. I was with my daughter in the local playground and the three wooden walls were put up at a perfect distance of one another for this kind of portrait. The Summilux fully open gives me perfect sharpness on a flat surface (yellow wall) in the foreground, while the next step backwards (purple wall) is unsharp but still with wooden details and then at the back everything is out of focus with a smooth rendering. With a clear three step depth of field makes the photograph pop with a 3d feel. [Summilux 50/1.4 asph]
Out of focus portrait
Out of focus portraits are quite unusual, but ofcourse not unique (what is nowadays?). It is more common with motion blur though, rather than a posing person which is deliberately out of focus. I was with my daughter in the local playground and the three wooden walls were put up at a perfect distance of one another for this kind of portrait. The Summilux fully open gives me perfect sharpness on a flat surface (yellow wall) in the foreground, while the next step backwards (purple wall) is unsharp but still with wooden details and then at the back everything is out of focus with a smooth rendering. With a clear three step depth of field makes the photograph pop with a 3d feel. [Summilux 50/1.4 asph]
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