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Mathematics plays an important role in every field of applications. It is the most fundamental way of how our universe works, then whether it is physics, chemistry or more of applied sciences and even in the field of aesthetics, architecture etc. Photography is no different from it. There are many calculations involved in just a click. Professional photographers know their numbers and formulas to get picture right, though it seems more like a good location, props, actors, themes, equipment, lighting, backgrounds etc. makes good image, but everything boils down to numbers in the end. And today we are going to talk about one such number which is the base of, most popular images right from the famous Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, 'Vitruvian Man’, Last Supper to today's photos. This number is also used in defining the relation between seemingly abstract term like beauty and mathematics. The number is 1.6180339887498948420... or more popularly known as the g...

Professional photographers take such an out worldly amazing picture that makes me wonder about how these pictures are taken. I tried to surf and search on the internet and whole new stream of jargons popped up about lenses, camera, setup, lighting, props, aperture, exposure and what not. Honestly, this much of information overwhelmed me. A friend of mine who is an amateur photographer gave me a little tip to make my photos more beautiful; at least, images with a subject. And I could connect about what he said is related with different ads of mobiles coming up lately highlighting the dual camera or dual selfie camera. Frankly, why I need two cameras pointing in same direction to take same image? The answer lies in the word Bokeh. Though, I am no expert in photography but this is what I understood from my friend and lots of Blogs mentioned in the credit section. I have collated few important pointers from them. What is Bokeh Effect When you see an image with subject i...