What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by Kavey:
This would be an interesting image without shallow depth of field simply because of the wonderful composition created by the strong points of focus and curving lines. But the way that shallow depth of field has transformed much of the image into this incredible soft yet textured blur just takes it to another level. The lines aren't just blurred, they seem to blend across each other in a most pleasing way. One of my top 11 in this challenge.

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by nordic:
beautifully done,,reall appealing shape to this image, shame about the spiders web (I presume) on the bottom two stems

Driving Miss Daisy
by gajmaj

Comment by ubique:
Interesting shot. I see the daisy(s). Which one's driving?

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by Judith Polakoff:
One of my favorites so far, and I'm not even sure it's bokeh in terms of the way the word is being defined in the forums. But the out-of-focus background certainly enhances the subject of the photo, so I'm giving this at least a 7 and may come back to bump up later.

Bumped to 8, may come back for another bump later.....

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by snackwells:
Lovely shot. I think the bokeh effectively enhances, not only isolates, the tips. Web a bit distracting, but not a big issue. 7

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by tomtitus:
Love the depth.

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by debitipton:
a lovely abstract.

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by BooZon:
Great take on the challenge. Great lines and colour. There are some halos on the upper most points but hey (10)

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by heida:
this is different Very cool!

What's the point?
by gajmaj

Comment by Bear_Music:
The bokeh in this is very subtle; it's hovering between shallow DOF and true bokeh IMO. Otherwise, a simply stunning image.