@gamelee Many thanks for your comment, Lee.
Ah, I think I understand what you mean. It looks a little strange, but there's nothing wrong. It's the same in the RAW file, I swear.
The sharp grass and the cat are one the same focus level/in the same distance to the camera. There was a small streak of sharp grass on the left, but I cut the most of it off to get the square format.
Probably you expect sharp grass between the sharp tuft and the cat, too, am I right? It is simply covered by grass and flowers on a raising terrain directly in front of me, between me and the cat's paws. Some of that grass is so close to the cam, it is totally blurry and more like a veil. If I would have taken this shot from a higher point of view, you would see the typical stripe of sharpness, the hummock wouldn't cover a part of it. Sorry, my English isn't good enough to explain it better. Have a nice day!
Thank you for your reply. I didn't think anything strange was going on, I edit my photos all the time. That little in focus area grabbed my attention, I couldn't help but see it. So it was my subtle way of saying that I probably would have blurred it out. You have a good day too.
Ah, I think I understand what you mean. It looks a little strange, but there's nothing wrong. It's the same in the RAW file, I swear.
The sharp grass and the cat are one the same focus level/in the same distance to the camera. There was a small streak of sharp grass on the left, but I cut the most of it off to get the square format.
Probably you expect sharp grass between the sharp tuft and the cat, too, am I right? It is simply covered by grass and flowers on a raising terrain directly in front of me, between me and the cat's paws. Some of that grass is so close to the cam, it is totally blurry and more like a veil. If I would have taken this shot from a higher point of view, you would see the typical stripe of sharpness, the hummock wouldn't cover a part of it. Sorry, my English isn't good enough to explain it better. Have a nice day!