I mean, no one can deny that this lens has some delicious bokeh. The rest of this garden has blurred into a Creamy Green Backdrop of Heaven:

I am trying to get better at close-ups / "mini-scenes"... I find it difficult to make them interesting and captivating:


Here's a black & white of the graveyard at my friend's grandparents' property. It is a gorgeous place, very pastoral:
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And here's an attempt at using one of my newly-acquired presets. This one was taken with the 50mm by my husband:

So, the presets are fun; I downloaded a bunch from Presets Heaven. When I have time, I'd love to work backwards from one of them and see how the effect was achieved so that I can recreate it myself! I want so badly to get better at processing. It's so important.
Conclusions: 135L is tastier than ever, but I am dyyying for a willing model to pose for me and stare deep into the glass so I can practice getting sharp headshots. Pretty please...
Absolutely love the photos - especially the first three. You are so good at this!
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