There’s a group of photographers out there who would look at the lead image of this article and complain about the bokeh not being smooth instead of how beautiful the overall image is. They wouldn’t be able to appreciate that this photograph has texture to it and that it looks good because of the composition, the model, the work the photographer did with the model, and the way that the colors are rendered. Instead, they’d harp on all the stupid technical things about the photograph. One of those stupid technical things that went the way of the dinosaur is onion bokeh. But the truth is that onion bokeh wasn’t a problem. And honestly, no one cared about it being a problem ever.
