I find that a shallow depth of field not only isolates your subject, but also can give your photo an almost dream-like quality and a sense of wonder or mystery.
For me that's what photography is all about--creating a daydream that we can share with others.
I like your shot and your philosophy. I often shoot with a small depth of field to help simplify the viewing experience. I want the viewer to enjoy the magic of the moment, not get lost in so much detail, that they don't know what to look at next.
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All the Best, Jeff
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