There are many ways to learn new things! This is a lesson in what can happen when you use an unfamiliar camera. When Marilyn and I went to my sister-in-law's place over Thanksgiving weekend, I forgot my camera. * gasp! * I know, I know ... but we were in a rush, and I just walked out of the house without it. So I borrowed Marilyn's camera to take some pictures. Most of them came out a bit on the blurry side, and some of them more than a bit! Now I would tell you that I don't know much about photography. I consider myself to be more of an artist than a photographer, since I know very little about the technical side of taking photographs. What I learned in using an unfamiliar camera is that I actually know more than I think I do! If I'd taken those shots with my own camera, I would have come away with more good shots. I must have learned, over time, what will work and what won't when I point my camera at something. I took pictures at Cindy's place with Marilyn's camera the same way I would have with my own camera, and I got a different result. Clearly, it's not the camera. If you look at Marilyn's work, you'll see that her camera works just fine! LOL! It's just the nut behind the wheel that needs adjusting. :) And THAT, my friends, is the long version to tell you why this shot is a little blurry. I did what I could with it, and this is the best I could come up with. Since I consider my gallery to be an overview of my learning curve, I'm posting this shot as part of what I've learned. Maybe one day I'll shoot this same image with my own camera, and see what happens.