
Following on from Mondays photo which showed an example of the bokeh of Nikon's 50mm f1.4G lens this image today is from their 105mm f2.8 micro lens.
Both lenses have curved aperture blades to help get the out of focus areas as smooth as possible.
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NIKON D40
1/125 second
F/3.3
ISO 200
157 mm (35mm equiv.)