‘It’s All A Blur’ is a pinhole camera study done to portray what memory feels like. Through lack of stabilization of the camera; the stability being controlled by the stillness of the photographer, a dreamy, greenish hue; to portray the memory of a tree and the color that may come to mind first for an individual, and many a few marks and imperfections from the photographic and developing processes, Jack takes what it means to remember a thing or place and forms it into a physical image. The images progressively come into focus, departing from a motion-warped state into a clearer and more still one, showcasing the sharpening of the mind and visualization that happens when you dive deeper into your thoughts and memories, remembering even more detail the more you process them.