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Is their a feature on your camera that does the whole out of focus / in focus thing?
It's called Depth Of Field and it is controlled by the aperture of you lens. Most cameras even point and shoot cameras have some way of controling The aperture of the lens.
Very nice, coincidentally i have a photo like this. One day while at a friends house i was snooping through a bunch of stuff on his dresser with the camera ready in hand, and came up with this.
I love depth perception photography, especially the look of photos shot down docks to the waters edge or down train tracks(especially in sepia or B&W).
For me, It gives a haunting feeling of the site of someones future ahead.
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