May it please the Queen: Focus and fuziness frigged to smithereens!! A decree went forth through all the land by the Queen challenging her faithful photographers to brazenly break a traditional photographic rule with gusto and so arose the first half of this diptych; “Ovum Erratum”. And her command was not limited to the creation of imagery; we were mightily charged with the wagging of our tongues to deploy a justification as to the use of said broken rule. This sorely vexed her servant for I knew that such a determination lay ultimately and solely within the subjective eye of Her Majesty alone. Therefore, my first defense of “Ovum Erratum” was not a defense at all, but rather a supplication on bended knee and thus contemporaneously sprang forth the above image, the second part of this diptych: “The Supplicant”. In compliance and respect of the Queen's edict to break a photographic rule, the one making supplication was blatantly made out of focus, and fuzzy through the deliberate motion and genuflection. Having only a blurry supplicant is insufficient; it still would need a context in which to be contrasted – something perhaps even competing with the subject supplicant – something clearly in focus and more meaningful.