This photo, taken in Porto Palermo, Albania, contains the fortress of Ali Pashe Tepelena, an Albanian ruler during the 1700s. The fortress, in case you can't see it, is located in the small island in the middle right side of the photo. And yes, the picture was taken from a moving car. While taking photos from the car, train, or any other moving vehicles, the closer objects will be shown as the most vague, which explains why the blurriness is especially visible on the bottom left corner of the picture, cleverly covered by my signature. The ones in the remoteness, such as the mountains and the tiny fortress, will be vague the smallest amount. And in case you're thinking that the picture looks ill-composed, that the fortress could have been more of a focal point, and that I should have probably taken the time to get out of the car and take a proper picture of a national treasure with great cultural significance, well, maybe you should stop being so critical! It's the thought that counts.