jamin-b
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I thought it would be fun to see folks' favorite not particularly sharp focused shots - where the content overrides the lack of technical perfection.
A couple of mine...
Dec15_TriX_HC_FM3A_50_20 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
nov2013-2 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
A couple of mine...
Dec15_TriX_HC_FM3A_50_20 by Ben Sandler, on Flickrnov2013-2 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
One from me too
uhoh7
Veteran
charjohncarter
Veteran
sara
Well-known
I don't think my photos are ever "sharp". 
Brian Legge
Veteran
Michel154
Established
kuuan
loves old lenses
kuuan
loves old lenses
pechelman
resu deretsiger
ferider
Veteran
ferider
Veteran
Taken with my Diana
ferider
Veteran
Noctilux (not mine) in fog
Muggins
Junk magnet
Amateur Photography spring meeting in Oxford by gray1720, on FlickrTaken with a Coronet Popular Twelve box camera. I'd think someone had flipped the lens, except I have the very similar Dynamic Twelve, and it's just the same!
Adrian
petronius
Veteran
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
kuvvy
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CK Dexter Haven
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There's a fine line between when something looks 'evocatively unsharp' and when it looks like 'a mistake'/technical incompetence. Lots of positive examples here.
I do tend to have a firm expectation of what i want an image to be as I snap it, and I probably discard/disregard my own images when I don't get that expected result. This thread is good for teaching us to keep our minds open to 'the failures.'
I do tend to have a firm expectation of what i want an image to be as I snap it, and I probably discard/disregard my own images when I don't get that expected result. This thread is good for teaching us to keep our minds open to 'the failures.'
danielsterno
making soup from mud
hlockwood
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Oh, Helen, that is such glorious shot. Wish it were mine.
HFL