[Kombisaurus]

I was playing around with my 50mm f/1.8 when it arrived last week, just walking around the house taking shots at f/1.8 to check out the bokeh and DOF and how it performed indoors and so on.
Anyway, I have a chrome fruit bowl in the kitchen which reflects the room around it which got my attention.
In both shots here, the camera actually locked focus perfectly on the side of the fruit bowl (you can see specs of dust sitting on the bowl nice and sharp at high-res), but the shallow DOF ensured that the curved edges were out of focus and the way it reflected the room around it meant that the reflection wasn't sharp either.
But I actually quite liked the colours and tones and flowing lines that resulted.

What do you think? Does it work? What elements in it don't work? What would improve it? Do you guys take abstract photos yourselves? If so, show us!