The ultimate Bokeh thread; pics please

Leica M2 and Zeiss 50mm M-Planar.

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Here is how the Hektor looks like wide open against backlit leaves:

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M8.2 | Hektor 7.3cm ƒ1.9 @ ƒ1.9

Now somebody should say, this 79 year old beauty is not sharp - every single detail in the leave and fruit is perfectly clear! I am amazed by this old lens - a keeper for sure.
 
M8 Noctilux in Daylight

M8 Noctilux in Daylight

Its hard to focus on a moving target
 

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Noctliux f1, light through leaves, overcast day:

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Noctliux f1, street lights @ night, wide open:

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Canon 100 ƒ2 LTM Sonnar-type @ f2:

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A modern lens that is famous in large format circles for the combination of immense resolving power and absolutely harsh (poor) bokeh:

Castes of botanical society
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(Ilford HP5+ [4x5in], Linhof Technika, Schneider APO Symmar 150mm at f/5.6)

Compared to probably the most perfect lens ever made by any manufacturer:

Cheetah Glow
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(Ilford Pan F [35mm], Olympus OM-System Zuiko 250mm f/2.0)
 
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