First, we try to determine the smallest chunk of an original that can be carved out and still yield a usable image. Here was a medium-range shot of the kitchen, with Kim at work, cropped to just under 5% (yes, I did the math) of the full sized original, with a little color/tint play as well.
Next, I have been practicing a new trick for focus that Corbin taught me. In the case of Charlie, I forgot that I was handholding at 1/10 second — but maybe Ivi would still like to see it.
