Hanging Out To Dry
Lingua Franca is a blog dedicated to promote traditional family values and share information about technology, photography, literature, humor and other social issues.
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Nice processing Omar. I like the final faded shot n
Thank you Desley. I’m liking post-processing as much as taking the pictures. Next year I want to plunge into Light Room. That will be one of my challenges for 2015.
Cheers,
Omar.-
I like the last one as well showing the subtle pink going to the dark…Nice!
Thank you Barbara. It was a pleasant experience post-processing the images. Photography is such an exciting hobby. You never know what you will find when you go out on a shooting spree.
Bye,
Omar.-
I favor the final photo, too. It’s lovely. I wish I could hang clothes outdoors — but I have too little land and too many rules in my life.
What do mean by too many rules in your life? Could you further expand? You know how curious I am. 🙂
Bye,
Omar.-
I like the first photo, the clothespins (Nena says orquíllas) look like Christmas lights.
We hang clothes on the back porch in summer; during the winter we use the electric dryer but I modified it to use indoor air and the exhaust gets filtered of lint and blown indoors to add heat and humidity to the house. That keeps the air healthier for us and reduces the electric use too.
jim
Hi Jim and Nena:
Funny. My wife made the same statement. “Omar, las horquillas parecen pequeñas luces.” I guess women are more acuting in seeing things than men. Remember the book? “Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus”.
We pay zero, zilch, naught, nill, nada, zippo, zip, nix and so forth in electricity to dry our clothes. Nature does it for free. 🙂
Have a great day,
Omar.-