Dominantly
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For that 50mm, you could have brought your subject closer which would have put more distance between your background and your subject, which is important for a "blurry background"
Basically if you have a subject that is right up on something you want to blur away, you need to get close to them and open up that Aperture.
Basically if you have a subject that is right up on something you want to blur away, you need to get close to them and open up that Aperture.