Fix a Slightly Blurry Photo

Fix the blur and lack of focus in this uploaded photo while keeping the subject, scene, composition, and all content completely unchanged. Identify the type of blur present — motion blur from camera shake, subject motion blur from the subject moving, or focus blur from the camera focusing on the wrong plane — and correct it appropriately.

Sharpen the entire image to restore crisp detail and clarity. Facial features should become clearly defined with sharp edges on the eyes, eyebrows, lips, and jawline. Text in the background should become readable if it was slightly soft. Fabric textures, hair strands, and fine details should become visible and defined.

Reduce any motion blur streaking so that edges are clean and stationary-looking. If the background was intentionally blurred with depth of field, preserve that creative blur while sharpening only the intended subject.

Do not over-sharpen to the point of creating unnatural halos, grainy artifacts, or noise amplification — the sharpening should look natural as if the photo was simply taken in perfect focus with a steady hand.

Skin texture should be enhanced to be realistic and detailed, not smoothed. The final result should look like the photo was captured in perfect focus with no camera shake: sharp, clear, detailed, and properly focused on the intended subject.

Important: only recover detail that is genuinely present in the image. Do not invent or hallucinate facial detail that was never captured — if an area is too blurred to recover honestly, leave it soft rather than fabricating features. Keeping the person recognisably themselves matters more than maximum sharpness.