Williams padded into the room, still blurry with sleep.
There were a few photos of the pool snapped from the balcony of their hotel room, a blurry shot of John on his cell phone in the lobby, one of John shaking hands with a tiny monkey in the forest, John shaking hands with the nature guide, John eating a platter of crabs.
He did, however, try to shoot someone (although the record seems blurry here, giving the author room to cast some doubt on the exact nature of the assault and Smith's intentions).
For example, you may scroll through your feed and see a blurry behind the scenes locker room shot from your favorite player.
It should be noted that Anglin also includes a blurry selfie taken in a fitting room to illustrate what a white button-up and pants look like.
Taking handheld photographs in any dark room will cause unwanted blurry effects from camera shake.
Down a tunnel of blackness all the light of the room was compressed into a blurry, fragile dot.
For "Couple" (1966), a 15-minute film that is the exhibition's earliest piece, Mr. McCarthy set the focus on his camera at two feet and then roamed around a room with it, creating a blurry, aimless tour.
Stone throws in sweeping sequences contrasting the imposing majesty of the Wall Street buildings with the blurry, computer-driven chaos in the trading rooms.
"Photos, whether blurry or not, still leave a lot of room for interpretation, unlike, say, a high-definition video, where there's no escaping everything you said and did".
