Thanks, Dale. I’m happy you like them. There will probably be more out-of-focus flowers because I can’t see well enough to tell when the closups are in focus. And sunsets will continue to happen because I don’t get out much these days besides going to work.
Eyes giving your grief? The results are cool though.
Bummer on being limited in your outings.
I just don’t feel much like getting out these days. The eyes have been a problem for awhile now. Eye problems take a lot of fun out of photography.
Understandably so, my friend.
My eyes have been an issues for the past few months. Today, I opened a book and had to admit that the days of reading small print, even when it is not that small is difficult. I do love your photography, Tim. I look forward to every one of your posts.
I love the flowers. You know you could well have passed these off as a new ‘experimentation’ that truly is now nice they are. Thank you truly for the beauty you bring to us all every day despite your eyes.
Thanks, Tim, for your continued interest in the book sequel. I’m excited to report I’m almost half way through writing it. I have a solid structure with Snyder’s 15 Beats in a story. Some surprising scenes came about for me. Lots of action, tension and twists! 📚🎶 Christine
Sounds exciting.
lovely images Tim!~. what’s the middle one of? looks like chrysalis.
Good story behind the photos in FocusKu form. I think the out of focus (which I wouldn’t have known of you hadn’t said anything) flower photos are really gorgeous actually
Off Center & Not Even 
I actually love your flowers! They are definitely beautiful art!
Sunsets are always boo-ti-fulll!
Thanks, Dale. I’m happy you like them. There will probably be more out-of-focus flowers because I can’t see well enough to tell when the closups are in focus. And sunsets will continue to happen because I don’t get out much these days besides going to work.
Eyes giving your grief? The results are cool though.
Bummer on being limited in your outings.
I just don’t feel much like getting out these days. The eyes have been a problem for awhile now. Eye problems take a lot of fun out of photography.
Understandably so, my friend.
My eyes have been an issues for the past few months. Today, I opened a book and had to admit that the days of reading small print, even when it is not that small is difficult. I do love your photography, Tim. I look forward to every one of your posts.
We are in a sad state of seeing. Thanks, Rebecca.
Beautiful Tim. Sending hugs.
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure.
I love the flowers. You know you could well have passed these off as a new ‘experimentation’ that truly is now nice they are. Thank you truly for the beauty you bring to us all every day despite your eyes.
Thanks, Shey. Things don’t always need to be in focus for me. But so many people get hung up on sharpness. I’m happy you can enjoy some fuzziness.
I don’t like ‘perfection’. Sharpness is nice but so is fuzziness. Both have a place.
Do you know the comic Get Fuzzy with the snarky, irreverent, and politically incorrect Bucky Kat? I think you would like it.
No. I must go investigate…
You get the best sunsets where you live!!
Thanks, Liz. They are enjoyable.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Sorry to hear your eyesight is playing up. The flower shots are more etherial without focus 😉
That they are. Thanks, Couriers. Are you all avoiding the riots?
We’re luckily far away from the riots (at the moment). Hardest part is fuel and trains 😦
Stunning random out of focus images
I love the yellow flower from the amaryllis family, the daffodil.
Pretty picture you made of her
Beautiful!
Thanks, Holly.
So beautiful, the colours of flours and skies, and again, I find them matching with yellow and blue. I like that.
I have days I can’t focus too. These are all lovely, Tim, thanks for sharing!
Resa’s tree looks beautiful against the sky. I like the out of focus flowers. They have a special character about them. A softness.
Your flowers are so beautiful that it would seem hubris to have then in focus!
As for your skies…. sigh, always a safe harbor for me. Thank you, Tim!
You are welcome, Marina. I happy I can share our skies and flowers with you.
🙏😌
Adore you and your art.
You Treet me right!
(Stole this one too) xx
Hahaha! Treet. Thanks, Resa.
xx
Love the red flower. But the one with the whitish lines really intrigues me. Bewutiful!
Thanks, Geoff. The white one is a small tulip compared to the reds.
Love your sunsets and fuzzy wuzzy flowers!
Thanks, Nancy.
Tim, wish I had your gorgeous sunsets in CA. In focus or not, even your flowers are nicer. 📚🎶 Christine
Thanks, Christine. How’s your book coming?
Thanks, Tim, for your continued interest in the book sequel. I’m excited to report I’m almost half way through writing it. I have a solid structure with Snyder’s 15 Beats in a story. Some surprising scenes came about for me. Lots of action, tension and twists! 📚🎶 Christine
Sounds exciting.
lovely images Tim!~. what’s the middle one of? looks like chrysalis.
I don’t know what they are. Thanks, Cindy.
interesting shape!
One of Linda’s favorite photographer’s mantras is “one out of focus is a mistake, a hundred out of focus is a style”.
And there’s those that are out of focus because you can’t see. Thanks, Brian.
Great sunsets as always … I was just out with my zoom, and it became particularly difficult to shoot in focus. Hmmm
I guess we have to go no focus commando. Thanks, Julie.
Good story behind the photos in FocusKu form. I think the out of focus (which I wouldn’t have known of you hadn’t said anything) flower photos are really gorgeous actually
Thanks, JYP. You must have offended Akismet with FocusKu because your comment was sent to spam.