We don't know why, but the Bokeh effect attracts us all. It catches our gaze and drags us to observe what is in the image. Its use is not only limited to the field of landscape photography or portraits, but is also effective as a wallpaper, screensaver, the background of a poster or to cover the surface of a Christmas postcard. Anything goes to use it.
If you don't know how to create the effect, nothing happens. For that there are tutorials or, if you are quite lazy (and you have just enough time), images provided by other people. In this post we discover the 94 textures pack bokeh for you to use in your work.
Bokeh textures
These effects that we bring you have been given to the Lost and Taken page for free distribution by portrait photographer Jill Wellington. Jill lives very close to the largest Christmas-themed store in the world, the building of which is decorated with millions of colored lights. Jill loves to spend her time capturing photos with the Bokeh effect that these lights provide both to use as backgrounds for her photos. The license of this resource allows its use both for personal and commercial purposes.
It doesn't hurt that you take a look at the Jill's blog, both to see how you use these funds and to get free others.
Source - Lost and taken, Jill's blog
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