Sentence examples for blurry shot from inspiring English sources

The shape and fluffed throat can be detected even in this blurry shot of an Ithaca Fish Crow calling.

But without a tripod, you get one blurry shot after another.

Without a tripod, a stabilizer can mean the difference between a blurry shot and a sharp one.

And what's the reality quotient in a quick, blurry shot, taken from above, of a man who makes little beseeching bows as he holds up a child, like an offering, to an ascending helicopter?

He'd spent the last day or two transferring all his old posts, setting up a friends list and concocting a new "icon," the tiny symbol that would represent him when he posted: a blurry shot of his face in profile.

(His author photo, which changes from book to book, is always a blurry shot taken from the back, in which he is walking away from the camera, or staring out a window or down at a book).

There were many blurry shots of giant Ocean Beach.

Since there's no stabilization, there are plenty of ruined blurry shots in low light.

Browse a photo album by any beginning photographer and you're likely to see blurry shots.

Blurry shots became even blurrier as the sun went down and the moon rose.

Persuading others, though, will take more than a mishmash of reggae music, burning bank notes and repeated, blurry shots of the Constitution.