glimspe
I like photos that use a shallow depth of field - a technique where only a very small area of the picture is in focus.
I think of the people that we meet in our lives whom we open our hearts to, letting them in deeply, quickly and intensely - because sometimes, that is all that they are there for, then they are gone. We have a brief glimpse of them and they of us. A part of us, sharply in focus and beautiful; much more, blurred and unknowable. But it's the obscure background that makes it beautiful, that keeps your eyes from getting distracted by what's essentially unimportant.
Sometimes in life, all i ever wanted is a shallow depth of field.
I think of the people that we meet in our lives whom we open our hearts to, letting them in deeply, quickly and intensely - because sometimes, that is all that they are there for, then they are gone. We have a brief glimpse of them and they of us. A part of us, sharply in focus and beautiful; much more, blurred and unknowable. But it's the obscure background that makes it beautiful, that keeps your eyes from getting distracted by what's essentially unimportant.
Sometimes in life, all i ever wanted is a shallow depth of field.
