"Sharpness is a bourgeois concept"

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Your shot, my favorite, well done!

Mike

oops Mike, sorry for the late reply!
Thank you so much! Very glad to know, and thank you again for letting me know
It's a very Japanese gesture, right?

lunch with Kumiko
by andreas, on Flickr, Konica Minolta A2, Japan 2007
That girl in the photo you liked is Chinese, taken in China, must be typical there too, but I don't know for sure.


Untitled
by andreas, on Flickr, Pentax *istDs + DA21mm, Kathmandu 2009
 
I agree that a photograph need not be sharp to be very good or excellent. A lack of sharpness may create a mood or emphasize movement, change or tumult and be a conscious artistic decision.
 
Some of my "best" blurry shots are ones where I have misjudged focus or had a too slow shutter speed by accident. And some are ones I have deliberately blurred wholly or partially in post for effect. Makes no never mind to me. As long as the resulting image works I am happy. Serendipity, thy name is photography.
 
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