[Theme] Your best unsharp photo

[John Geerts]

Unsharp Crocus morning...   

[Mike G]

From an outing to the Islington Canal Festival, my excuse is this was a brand new Lumix G9 and I was unused to a new autofocus system!
Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200.

[Birna Rørslett]

Almost looks intentional

[Frank Fremerey]

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[Mike G]

Almost looks intentional

It’s actually exactly the reverse of what I was trying to achieve! But it turned out not to be a disaster!

[Fons Baerken]

Only possible with Z camera

[Birna Rørslett]

Catch your Dreams while you can

Nikon Z50, Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 55mm f/2 on short extension (the UMN lens is razor sharp per se, doesn't imply the ensuing image has to be likewise)

[Fons Baerken]

Large prayerwheel, the movement has caught on.

[Bruno Schroder]

Not easy to focus a Reflex 50cm/5

[ColinM]

My Flowing Kestrel

I took some pretty unsharp shots today (also "decapitated" a few birds because of my poor reaction times )
But when I looked back at this, it seemed to capture the grace of these birds as they take off - effotlessly flowing from a static position into a dynamic maelstrom of movement

[fentriss]

Not really unsharp. Of course the camera wanted to create it's own creation. It managed it very well. d850 & pc19 used.  byebye, richard

[Birna Rørslett]

After all this time cut of from normalcy, with a surfeit of opportunities to think, the first impression of our common enemy has crystallised itself into a visual form. Like having at last an electron microscope with sufficient resolving power?



Such a pity it is this dangerous. I rather like its appearance if not its ramifications.

What this *really* is? I leave that to the reader or just let your imagination flow.

[Ashlandish]

Birna, I'm not sure what this really is but your images help loosen the imagination, something I sometimes lack. It's easy to appreciate the imagination reflected in your images.

[Jakov Minić]

Exquisite, Birna

[golunvolo]

Dreamy. Inspiring. Strong and symbolic. You did it yet again.