This week, The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge is something I’m sure we all experience from time to time – being unfocused. That most often happens to me when it comes time to do things I don’t like to do; like cooking, cleaning house, that kind of thing.
However, in the interest of participating with photos, here are my choices:
An attempt to capture the butterfly at the butterfly gardens near Butchart Gardens.
At the National Eagle Center in Wabasha, Minnesota, this eagle was dining but my hand was not steady
An eagle drinking, again my hand was less than steady
That’s it – a few samples of times when I just couldn’t focus.
Great examples of “unfocused.”
It’s always frustrating when you feel like you’re going to get a good shot, but then it’s unfocused. It’s those times (and when I forget my camera!) that I remind myself that some moments just have to be lived.
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HA! I’m glad this happens to others too. Mine happen mainly with hummers, bees, butterflies, etc.!
Great shots for this theme!
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Oh don’t we all have some of those! LOL! Mine are mostly Katie.
I am often unfocused! I love your post!
It is annoying though, when we go somewhere special and see something unusual and DON’T manage to get a nice clear shot. Still .. some unfocused shots can turn out surprisingly well!
I like the eagle photos. The eagle center in Wabasha is really cool
Judy