City Contrasts #17 — Out Of Focus

Welcome to my post number 17 of the series of City Contrast photographs!

Aperture F 5.6, Shutter SPeed 1/5 sec., ISO 200, Focal Distance 31 mm.

This one is clearly unclear and out of focus. Except that it's the already familiar view from my window.

We'll talk about this thing called Bokeh again soon. As you can see, a wide-open aperture is not a must. It helps but there's something else. It's not the focal distance here, either. It's Factor Number Three. Stay tuned ;)

Previous parts of the City Contrasts series:

City Contrasts #1 — A Bird In The Hand

City Contrasts #2 — Thousands Upon Thousands Of Souls

City Contrasts #3 — Urban Zen Place

City Contrasts #4 — And Urban Zun Place

City Contrasts #5 — Through The Looking Bus

City Contrasts #6 — Looking Into The Retromobile

City Contrasts #7 — Layers at Sunset

City Contrasts #8 — Nightscape

City Contrasts #9 — Outsmoking Them All

City Contrasts #10 — Among Ancient Ruins

City Contrasts #11 — Where We Knew About That Earthquake

City Contrasts #12 — Witness of Progress

City Contrasts #13 — Unclaimed Territory

City Contrasts #14 — Happy Snowday Sofia

City Contrasts #15 — Layers Of Existence

City Contrasts #16 — One Too Many Smoggy Sunsets

Focus!

Yours,

Manol