Remnants
by connie

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." Check. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Check. Well done shot, it has an ethereal quality.

December Coneflower
by riley

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." Check. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Check. Nice. Cold.

Bookend
by mcmurma

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." Check. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Hard to tell. If there is a relationship between front and back it is impossible to tell. While the colors are complimentary, the background neither subtracts nor enhances.

Pine Cone
by Judith Polakoff

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." Check. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Check. Nicely done. This looks like it belongs on Christmas stationery.

Into the Light
by artvet

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." Check. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Check. Very lovely photo.

paw
by redpanda

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." A case could be made for the light on the whiskers as bokeh, but that's pretty marginal. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? There is so little bokeh to speak of that this doesn't really work for me- it's more just a shallow DOF shot of a common subject, though with a slightly more interesting take.

Binky Bokeh
by -crt

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." There might be a case to be made for bokeh on the highlit side of the baby, but it's marginal. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? I don't believe there is a relationship between the bokeh as defined and the foreground. To me this is just a shallow DOF shot.

Former Glories - Lotus 49B
by PeterC

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." Check. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Check. I love the fact that even though they're out of focus, I can tell they're trophies and they relate to the foreground. The only nitpick I have is that I wish the car had a little more breathing room on the left, right and bottom of the frame- it looks a little crammed in, as do the trophies. Overall a creative and well done shot.

Fresh Baked Snack
by Zap228

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light." We don't see that here. Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? No bokeh really to speak of, just a shallow DOF photo.

Mooooo...n Rise
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
The short definition of Bokeh from KenRockwell.com, which I am using for voting on this challenge: "Bokeh describes the rendition of out-of-focus points of light."Absolutely present! Is the subject enhanced by the bokeh of the background? Most definitely. This shot is just fabulous in every regard.