It is strange that this shot is compelling but it does work. I have, on numerous occasions, taken shots like this while driving, never with my lensbaby(yet) and they always seem interesting to me. I agree with Julie that this is probably how most people see the everyday world around them, just a blur.
I think this is the way a lot of people see the world. My husband doesn't care a whit if my shots are sharp or not. He just goes by the composition, colors, and general feel to determine which he likes.
You described this in a forum thread as "oddly compelling". And it is. Compelling is precisely the right word. When a photograph so clearly cries WTF? about all the conventions of photography, it compels you (well, certainly compels me) to admit thoughts that would otherwise by suppressed. So it's Liberating. Loose. Accommodating. As opposed to Prescriptive, Tight-Assed and Intellectually Stingy.
There's still time to enter it in the December Free Study, Robert.
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