I find the foreground is still smoother--there's less distinct shapes, where in the background in roughly the same distance you can see the formation of bokeh ball edges.
In a lower contrast background here the nervousness is controlled, but the picture with the blades of grass where there's high contrast points, the edginess comes out pretty clear. I'm afraid that bright sky through tree leaves might not turn out too well.
I do a lot of backlit portraits (love lit outlining from my video lighting experience), and as much as I can I do them in the shade (often trees), so it's a pain point for me.
Mar 17, 2019 at 11:21 PM
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