Your photo is nicely focused on the plant behind, showing through the gap in the leaves, so can't see what the bugs might be, but I assume they're aphids of some kind, specially if they're on newer shoots. Spray with an appropriate pesticide.

That's a really cool "keyhole" effect :-) - very artistic, but no help for ID purposes.

Some camera's automatic focusing systems show no sense, and some can't even be adjusted!

I have one that does exactly the same - so often I've taken a pic of a flower and found that it's all fuzzy, but the leaf litter on the ground behind it is pin sharp. My recycle bin was full of them til my OH reloaded my computer the other day.

thanks guys....stupid camera focus eh...nevermind i believe its whitefly problem. just gonna find some grenades!..that will sort out the buggas :-)

I've found Provado to be excellent on whitefly. Insecticidal soap or diluted organic washing up fluid are another possibility, though coverage has to be thorough, and application has to be frequent, with those.