out of focus

It is fuzzy or fuzzy; it looks ambiguous. (* Normal: Yes ~; Go ~; Go ~) I saw a bit off focus with binoculars. The scene is out of focus

In many cases, the focus is on drawing beautiful pictures in beautiful pictures. But did you wonder how attractive and ingenious is the part that is not in focus when you look at the pictures? Sometimes this very concentrated area may obviously look like a soft blurred area. At other times, it looks like a dazzling array without the end of the flash full of scenes. Anyway, the image you are seeing is blurring. From the viewpoint of etymology, the word Bokeh is basically derived from Japanese boke and means "maso" or "fuzzy". Therefore, Bookeh pictures can clearly be understood that the main object of the frame is in the form of a blurred picture.

Two winner and loser tennis players have a high significance - the pictures are all about them. You know this because they are the biggest part of the picture and they look very clear. Focusing on the background, the importance is low. If the two players are out of focus and the audience is focusing together, the meaning of the pictures will be different. That picture was originally "completely different". A weapon creates a vector in two photos, so that the eyes of the viewer face up and down towards the trophy. I saw the trouser's arms, folded shoulders, and yielding to form an action line, with the viewer's eyes facing down and winning the trophy. I am looking up. The gaze of the audience passed the trophy of her victory in the picture.