Bokeh referred to as the 'out of focus' points of light in images, for the most part, is seen as secondary to the main subject within a photograph. Yet it often creates some unique visual and design effects. What then, if Bokeh took centre stage and became the subject of the photograph?
Taking this concept even further, could Bokeh stand alone and contribute to the more abstract, graphic elements of an image?
Not all the points of light that create Bokeh are stationary. The slightest movement can cause the light to dance and flow creating a very different, and fascinating visual effect.
Bokeh has now become the principle element within the photographs composition and design.
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