I miss, why you don't explain, what was your reason to focus exactly there, and no elsewhere.

I'm not sure I understand your question. There was no particular reason other then I though the dof looked cool.

I think it looks cool too.

Great angle & dof!

You normally use dof to bring focus to something you want the viewer to see (or even what you DON'T want the viewer to see). There are, however, exceptions to the rule that can yield outstanding results. This is one of them. Sometimes you just have to throw judgment and theory out the window and just "shoot what looks cool." So great work, author!

Thank you.

Beautifully shot!!

Nice DOF author! GL!

Fantastic clarity and I love the golden cast you gave this. Very nice work!

wonderful job on this!

Simple but great

Check U out! Already getting a handle on DOF in this shot. Looks like all you needed was a better camera GL!

thanks josh

beautiful

Hi Nator, first of all i used 3 different thickness of guitar strings tangled on each other. I also used a macro lens with f3.5, placed approx~ 7cm close to the focus point and set center weighted averaging for the metering on the camera. Snap it with 1/2++(can't remember) shutter speed, thats it. I believed the variants of dof (ghosting) existed because of the different thickness of the strings and that 'selective blurring' is coz of the metering and lighting. Thank you.

Nator, thank you for the compliment.

great shot love it

Excellent shot.......Love the whole thing. GL

Very nice!

Anhd also congrats for a wonderful first place!

wonderful colours and clarity

And also congrats for your third place!