unfocused...

[sarahashleyphotos]

It was 7am and the sun was shining on the rain drops that clung to my window. I tried normal boring rain drop shots but then deiced to get the lensbaby out. I knew it would turn the drops to lovely bokeh.

People on flickr dont like this because its not in focus but that was kinda the point. I think there is plenty to look at and personally think it is pleasing to the eye. What do you think?

 

[sarahashleyphotos]

=P

 

[ANDS!]

Those comments are hilarious. Those will be the same people masturbating over the idea of the "rule of thirds" and "sunny 16" photographic idioms, forever trapped in a camera world articulated in cheesy Photography Magazines and lame ass internet forums. The shot need only speak to one person - the photographer who took it. Anything else is superfluous. Good job on stepping out of your own boundaries.

 

[sarahashleyphotos]

Those comments are hilarious. Those will be the same people masturbating over the idea of the "rule of thirds" and "sunny 16" photographic idioms, forever trapped in a camera world articulated in cheesy Photography Magazines and lame ass internet forums. The shot need only speak to one person - the photographer who took it. Anything else is superfluous. Good job on stepping out of your own boundaries.

Haha. =P Thanks.

 

[Crazydad]

Those comments are hilarious. Those will be the same people masturbating over the idea of the "rule of thirds" and "sunny 16" photographic idioms, forever trapped in a camera world articulated in cheesy Photography Magazines and lame ass internet forums. The shot need only speak to one person - the photographer who took it. Anything else is superfluous. Good job on stepping out of your own boundaries.

I couldn't agree more. Great shot!