Can't be you. Looks like a butterfly brain.Day 11
Made the mistake of letting my hair air dry after washing it this morning. This is the result...smh...
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2021 Octoberfest - Lyndee Loo - Z5 - 24-200mm set at 24mm - Day 31 - That's all, Folks!
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Very cool artwork! And as my wife says of humidity, there goes the hair!
Sorry about your hair. Great photo though, you could use it as a guideline for perfect framing 101
Great framing.....and excellent do!
Thank you, all, LOL!Cool property, nicely done conversion.
Got to tour some of the Busch property back in '78 or so, but as our group was almost all minors (band) we only got to see the Clydesdale stables. Love the buildings there.
Nice "street" shot.
Love it. A lot of cool artwork there Lyndee, you do well capturing it for us to see.
LOL bad hair day.
My hair has finally relaxed and has gotten into its proper position. With luck, I'll be able to leave the house with it later this week!
It truly is a fight every time I wash my hair. This week I was just tired of doing battle with it, and let it do whatever it wanted to do.
Thanks, all!
Nice shot! Lotsa 0s and 1s there!!! And, yep, that perfect 101010 -- wow!
Indeed! I thought you traded up to a newer vehicle recently.
And you bought a Lottery ticket, right?
<nerd alert>
That is the answer to "What is the meaning of life, the universe, and everything?"
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I didn't know that odometers were available in binary! I think that works out to 42 . . .
Gosh! You do clock up the miles Lyndee. That must keep you away from your shoes.
Saawwweeeet!
Funny!Made the mistake of letting my hair air dry after washing it this morning. This is the result...smh...
Very binary. And I am in admiration of your restraint from twisting the zoom ring. That couldn’t have been easy.
I love this, Lyndee!! The sculpture is beautiful and your caption really makes the photo.Day 11
Made the mistake of letting my hair air dry after washing it this morning. This is the result...smh...
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Day 12. Cool that you captured the milestone in the life of your car!!
Day 7 - Nice light and falloff, Def a sign for the times.
Day 8 - When at SLU spent several lunches there.
Day 9 -10 - Downtown has changed a bit since last there.
Day 11 - Very nice but I do see a touch of grey/silver.
Day 12 - Creative great to notice and then record the sequence.
Day 8 - When at SLU spent several lunches there.
Day 9 -10 - Downtown has changed a bit since last there.
Day 11 - Very nice but I do see a touch of grey/silver.
Day 12 - Creative great to notice and then record the sequence.
Nice shot! Lotsa 0s and 1s there!!! And, yep, that perfect 101010 -- wow!
Thank you, all!
I love my Toyota Camry, and I have definitely put some miles on it. It rides smoothly and I get phenomenal gas mileage. And WarthMan? No worries; I have four pairs of spare shoes in the trunk - just in case, you know!
Day 13
Today's shot took some doing. This was taken on the top floor of a rooftop garage next to my doctor's office. The top floor gives commanding views of St. Louis and I've always wanted to shoot there. The problem is that I suffer from a rather severe case of acrophobia (fear of heights), even though, ironically, I can board a flight and fly around the world without issue. I started to have a panic attack while driving up to the upper deck, but I was determined to get the shot. After I arrived to the top, I got out of my car, put my back against it and took two quick shots. I tried to get close to the edge of the retaining wall, but it was a no go. It took me almost 20 minutes to exit the parking garage because I had to repeatedly pull into an empty space to calm down. Finally, when I exited the garage, I parked the car and sat for another half hour until I could function. Came home with a headache as a souvenir. I tell you, it was quite the morning!
Anywhoo, didn't think the two shots I took would come out, but I ended up being pleasantly surprised...
Today's shot took some doing. This was taken on the top floor of a rooftop garage next to my doctor's office. The top floor gives commanding views of St. Louis and I've always wanted to shoot there. The problem is that I suffer from a rather severe case of acrophobia (fear of heights), even though, ironically, I can board a flight and fly around the world without issue. I started to have a panic attack while driving up to the upper deck, but I was determined to get the shot. After I arrived to the top, I got out of my car, put my back against it and took two quick shots. I tried to get close to the edge of the retaining wall, but it was a no go. It took me almost 20 minutes to exit the parking garage because I had to repeatedly pull into an empty space to calm down. Finally, when I exited the garage, I parked the car and sat for another half hour until I could function. Came home with a headache as a souvenir. I tell you, it was quite the morning!
Anywhoo, didn't think the two shots I took would come out, but I ended up being pleasantly surprised...
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What a beautiful, stunning image and yes, worth what you had to go through to get it! I can relate to that fear of heights -- it can be quite a problem at times! I commend you on your courage and perseverance! This image is a wonderful reward for your efforts.
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