graybeard wrote:
I read the article. I didn't see any birds or flowers. All I saw was Bokah! I am trying to adjust to this new world of ours where I must ignore the sharp, in focus subjects of the foreground and give my total attention, and pay artistic homage to, the background. Er, excuse me the Bokah!!
I was surprised to see that the majority of the examples centered the object (broke the rule of thirds). The may be why your eyes wandered so much. Most lenses with wide apertures are not sharpest at maximum aperature. Usually better 2 stops down. Minor loss,in Bokeh but sharper image. Max aperture should be reserved for low light and usually not close ups. Just one man’s opinion. I agree that Bokeh is an over done topic just like the latest hat opic “lens breathing”.