Can be out of focus and not sharp picture be beautiful? :D

[Jack]

Here is an example of a mainly out of focus image.
It works because the focal point for the eye is in focus.

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Even if you saying that is out of focus, I think the shoot is successful one

 

[Helix_2648]

Here is an example of a mainly out of focus image.
It works because the focal point for the eye is in focus.

@Bill Edwards why do you write that the picture is out of focus? The focus on the eyes is perfect?

 

[Jack]

@Bill Edwards why do you write that the picture is out of focus? The focus on the eyes is perfect?

This is what I told him as well.

 

[Jack]

It can...

Low shutter speed maybe ?

 

[Helix_2648]

I would say, it’s always to give at least a bit of advice, even if the picture is outstanding. I prefer to say the truth, in this way you make the photographer to develop his knowledge and skills.

If you say “nice photo” , nothing more, the person who took the picture, might think he is already professional and has nothing to learn or develop.

thats my opinion

I fully agree!

 

[Deleted member 250]

@Bill Edwards why do you write that the picture is out of focus? The focus on the eyes is perfect?

Hi Helix_2648 Actually I said
"Here is an example of a mainly out of focus image.
It works because the focal point for the eye is in focus"

 

[Helix_2648]

Yes I know... but is the small DOF not normal by such magnifications?

 

[Deleted member 310]

Hi @Bill Edwards

Your image is not blurred, it's just the dof which is short

 

[Deleted member 250]

Hi @Bill Edwards

Your image is not blurred, it's just the dof which is short

Hi @Christophe Berche The image was posted as an example to try and clarify a point with the text
"Here is an example of a mainly out of focus image.
It works because the focal point for the eye is in focus"

 

[Deleted member 310]

Hi @Christophe Berche The image was posted as an example to try and clarify a point with the text
"Here is an example of a mainly out of focus image.
It works because the focal point for the eye is in focus"

Hi @Bill Edwards
understood that as I understood it, I did not express myself correctly
I just wanted to say that the blur came from the low DOF (bokeh)