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on October 31, 2012

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Bokeh Tryouts by Nor Salman

Bokeh Tryouts, a photo by Nor Salman on Flickr.

Ok, I am satisfied. I am liking this. WIll shoot more soon.

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Not bad. 24-85mm with nex-5

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