Need your exif info
Also You have the sun in front of you which means you need to overexpose the whole photo to get the correct exposure on the face. This means in this photo your letting in excess light and excess light is what reduces depth of field and can cause bluriness. I see some sharp areas in the fore ground try another shot with the sun behind you or with no sun and include the exif so yout setting information is available to determing things like focal length and F stop and shutter speed to be able to interperate depth of field and for testing nominathe the point you focused on for the shot.
---------- Post added 04-14-18 at 03:10 AM ----------
This photo also will never be sharp because of the glare on every item due to backlighting.
---------- Post added 04-14-18 at 03:29 AM ----------
asside from that depth of field is good focus is good, you shouldn't expect and detail in the shaded areas. try a more convential shot.
---------- Post added 04-14-18 at 03:36 AM ----------
Also try a higher quality image in your menu settings like 4 star and max size for an image like this.
Last edited by Kombivan; 04-13-2018 at 10:10 AM.