I am curious about something.

Now I really sort of like this photo.

http://members.aol.com/eactivist/pages/blurry.htm

But it would have driven my former teacher nuts because nothing is sharp. 
(The wind was blowing.) I sort of like the impressionistic feel of it. But then, 
I often like things others don't, and don't think some area of super sharpness 
is the primary requirement in every photo.

So I am curious:
1. Would the lack of real sharpness in any spot really bother you?
2. Or if you don't like it, is that reaction unrelated to the blurriness -- 
i.e. you don't like flowers, you don't like the composition, you think 
something else could be better, etc.
3. None of the above.

Anyone can answer.

Still relatively new to photography, I am not always sure how others evaluate 
things. I know how I do and that's about it. 

Marnie aka Doe   Or maybe I want to get two PAW reactions for the price of 
one. ;-)

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