fade out; go out of focus
The image is out of focus.
Only a bit out of focus.
I think the pagoda's a bit out of focus.
The image is blurred;the slide is out of focus.
In some of the pictures the subjects are out of focus while the background is sharp.
I walked carelessly along with the stream of people, my eyes were out of focus.
FocusBlur: Makes an image out of focus with luminosity and depth.
Their personages or portraits are not standard, they are uncut and out of focus.
You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.
Fill the frame with their faces and throw the background out of focus, in warm indoor or soft outdoor light.
If you move too far away, the camera will go out of focus and the photograph will be spoilt.
I throw my eyes out of focus, so that I see no particular object but only a seething kaleidoscope of colors.
The last thing you want is for your camera to be in and out of focus just as you need to hit the shutter release.
In an ironic twist, however, that same mistake gave the few surviving exposures their famously surreal3 look " slightly out of focus, "Life incorrectly explained upon printing them.
When she looks in the mirror, though, her face warps out of focus as if the reflection is from a funhouse mirror.
I bit my lip and took a step closer to the exit of my temple, the world seemed to swoon around me, wavering in and out of focus as I fought the numbing shock and tried to steady myself.
