Nature's Decay
by bcenu

Comment:
This is an interesting take on bokeh where we see it through the subject, not just behind or filling the frame. Creative. The multi-colored affect is great. The clarity of the drops towards the left of center is spot-on but you lose focus in the middle/right of middle. The red portion of the leaf is a little too murky considering that is the largest area of color in the photo. Maybe you could have cropped some of the right portion of the photo to make it a stronger overall look.

Welcome to the Matrix
by smurfguy

Comment:
Cool bokeh but bleh subject matter. Couldn't you have put something else in front of that great background/lighting?

as if wafting
by posthumous

Comment:
I like this as an abstract. Wish there was a little less reflection on the leaves in the upper third - maybe you could have darkened the mid-tones a bit more?

Moment in flight
by Brin

Comment:
Stunning capture with perfect clarity of his wings and beak. However, the building as the bokeh is not that appealing and since this is a bokeh challenge this will hurt you.

For the coffee lover
by dmadden

Comment:
Your bokeh is cool but your subject...not at all interesting.

Bluetiful Bouqet
by pjotre7

Comment:
Light in the upper right really mars a nice bright photo. The flowers are neat.

One of many
by jnenvir

Comment:
Nice shot and sentiment but as far as bokeh it's a little too bright to be appealing to my eye.

The Kind King
by MAK

Comment:
Wow, the level of detail you captured is amazing. Can't wait to see your lens zoom to find out what lens I need to buy. Great light in his eyes. Perfect color.

Mare & Barn
by dswann

Comment:
Not usually a fan of overly saturated grass but this I love because it gives it an unreal quality like a fairy tale scene. Maybe less of the sky would help even more to fill the frame with the yellow/greens. Love how the color of the horse is repeated in the barn.

T dot
by Shutter-For-Hire

Comment:
Great looking sky and skyline. Wonderful color and very clear.
Tiny nit: a 1/4 inch more at the top and you wouldn't have the awkward cutoff of the foreground building.