In high res, there is what we call "camera jitter" which can be confused with being OOF but really what happens is the sensor requires more exposure time and most cases your best option is a tripod in this case. Looking in high res, you can see on the photographer and his camera the fuzzy border. I'm sure you were just out and about with friends and so the tripod was not planned. The best option is usually to re-shoot in different settings or take multiple shots. I'm just trying to be helpful. GL all the same!

in my case the tripod definitely was not planned ... I will try to remember...tnx

I think there's too much post editing going on here. What did you do?

Welcome! I look forward to seeing more of your shots, but I'd have to agree with Josh about the PP

It's an HDR merge.. other than that it's just been cropped.

Well I got to say, using the HDR, especially with people is very difficult but you did rather well. So good luck to you!

And another chopper joins the photography side. Welcome!

Thank you! It was a very windy day too which didn't help..

Your photos are really great (took a look at your album on fb) :P Good luck on your further entries !

please please tell us how u did this...... can you upload tutorial here for this post work.... really awesome work..... gr8 job....

wth! this should have done much better! looking at all the other entries, i'd say this should have at least of come 3rd! unlucky man...

nice .......