soft focus

A new idea taken over from still photography was "soft focus".

Soft focus rules the photographs in the show, which keep very good company with the other works.

His vision of the football game took on a softer focus now.

"I always loved the soft focus of food pictures, how pretty they are," she says.

Everything was in soft focus because my contacts had washed out.

Yet this is not just any old soft focus.

Half these people talking about ethics had wedding pictures done with soft focus on them.

"According to the patient, everything slips into soft focus at that point.

She sees everything in soft focus but feels nothing.

Even his eyes had stopped trying: the moving figures lapsed into soft focus.

As soon as the debate ended, the campaign's soft focus returned.

This rendered the entire picture in very soft focus.

Everything in the street today seems soft focus.

Soft focus and deep shadow emphasize the tenuousness of new life.

Some helpful hints: in photographs, soft focus is probably art, or at least pretending to be.

Porch lights came on: soft focus on a man in a chair.

Soft focus is also the name of the style of photograph produced by such a lens.

Close-ups after her release were shot using soft focus.

The cold steam-mist was back, rendering the world into pale colors and soft focus.

Laird put out one album as a leader, Soft Focus.

Yet soon the crowd along the edges began to float into softer focus on translucent planes of color.

Or he opens the cabinet door and just stares, letting the rest of the room go into soft focus."

The video used soft focus, gentle lighting and airbrushing looks on Madonna.

But it's also useful to have high-level concepts, like food chain, that leave the details in a softer focus.

Of course, the characteristic soft focus at the edge of the frame also suited her subject here.