Can you see the bokeh in the image?

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Have you heard the photographic term ‘bokeh’ ? Bokeh occurs when parts of the image lie outside the depth of field. It mostly shows as blurred circles where the lens has hit points of light outside the depth of field. In the photo above you can see circular bokeh beyond the area of focus. Photos taken with a shallow depth of field are more likely to produce bokeh. When I first searched for bokeh, I spelt it ‘boka’ but that is apparently Nepalese for a male goat. The term is also used to describe perverted males. So now you know. Photo is Vince’s and he’s very pleased with the bokeh effect in this.