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Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Wordless Wednesday - Vision quest


Don't make a spectacle of yourself
Delray Beach, Florida, January 2008 [Click to embiggen]


Your turn: You view the world through a...?

(Yes, they're mine. I wear 'em for reading.)

121 comments:

  1. Uh....duh...

    A camera! :)

    I love the tones in this image Carmi! Nice shot.

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  2. Nice perspective on this shot. My first thought to your prompt is a "looking glass." Keep up the good work. Check out my WW post.

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  3. Cool picture.

    My post is here. Happy WW!

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  4. ohh this is a great shot! love the tone too..;)happy WW!

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  5. I view the world through frames very similar to those!

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  6. Ok, I won't make a spectacle of myself. Nice shot though. Happy WW!

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  7. Sadly, a pair of really thick glasses! Happy WW!

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  8. Great photo!

    I love the shadow effect.

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  9. wow! you have a very nice picture and I love the way you put consistency of the picture,

    indeed you have a great post! keep it up!!!

    here's mine:


    href="http://denz-techtronics.blogspot.com/2008/01/wordless-wednesday_08.html">Wordless-1...


    Wordless-2...
    Happy WW!

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  10. Beautiful picture ! Looks like my glasses only the frame is more red, lol !

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  11. contact lens ... cyclops sans one eye ( almost blind in my right eye)

    Awesome , love the shadow effect.

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  12. I love how stark the shadow is under the glasses. Very graphic.

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  13. ...a pair of someone else's glasses. Sorry, it's fairly lame.

    Your photo is great, though. I love the clarity and contrast. Very nice. :D

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  14. Very nice, indeed. I've always loved pictures of glasses.

    In fact, one day when I set mine in the passenger seat of my car to take them in for repair, I just couldn't resist taking a picture of them. Strange, but true.

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  15. Through sleep deprived eyes lately! Great shot!

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  16. Interesting perspective! Nice shot too:)My Wordless Wednesday pics are up as well;-) Happy WW!

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  17. Trying hard not to make a spectacle of myself.. but soo often I goof :P
    It's not a Weekend;It's a Lifestyle

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  18. Hahaha, love the photo...the caption and that line...

    Happy WW!

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  19. ...filter of hope mixed with equal measure of optimism and realism...:).

    I continue to appreciate your camera's eye, Carmi... Simple and understated, this shot is fabulous.

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  20. Cool picture! Made me wonder how things would look if you could see them through someone else's specs.Have a wonderful day!

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  21. Today, I view the world through temper tantrum glasses
    kerith
    http://kerithskontest.wordpress.com

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  22. a pair of Alain Mikli glasses that cost me a fortune, but I love fabulous eyewear. Hey, if I have to wear them everyday.... Love the shot.

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  23. Through rose-colored glasses :D

    And then my camera!

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  24. Nice shot.

    I just put my WW post up and it is an homage to tomorrow's Day to Read campaign. As you are an obvious bibliophile I suggest you check out the link. ;)

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  25. a LENS?! Hee hee! Neat angle and shot!

    Happy WW to ya!

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  26. Very nice. I really like this photo. Are they your glasses? Happy WW. Come and visit and check out my WW photo.

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  27. After thirty years of wearing contacts, I am spectacle free!

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  28. through a pair of glasses much like yours :)

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  29. It's always amazing to me how one photograph can capture so much...say so much without a word. Lovely image Carmi and the caption is outstanding!!

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  30. I view the world at least for this morning through frosted window panes.

    Have a great WW.


    Jillian

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  31. WOWWW... THAT IS VERY ARTISTIC SHOT!.. i am wordless bout that... happy Wednesday!

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  32. ...a kaleidoscope.

    I get dizzy quite a bit. :)

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  33. Neat shot!
    Thanks for dropping by my WW earlier.
    I hope you have an excellent WW!

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  34. ...a tunnel, often. But there's light at the end! :)

    Love the pic. Happy day!

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  35. It's amazing how a simple pair of glasses can make such a beautiful picture!

    Nice shot!!

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  36. Nice shot, even better lines.

    Love it.

    Have a great day...

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  37. Love this photo - great shot and the colors are fab!

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  38. Gorgeous shot! Now I have to go look at your Flickr site!

    Happy Wordless Wednesday! Thanks for taking the time to stop by my little blog!

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  39. Thank you for commenting on my WW!

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  40. very cool shot.
    love the texture of the surface.
    i don't use specs yet but all in good time...
    Vx

    p.s. thanks for the visit!

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  41. I don't view anything without my glasses. Can't see a thing without them.

    Great shot!

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  42. This is a terrific shot. Great perspective. Thanks for visiting my blog. You have some really interesting content. I'll be adding you to my read list.

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  43. Wonderful picture. - sorry if I commented more than once. I am having technical issues :-). I love this picture, wish I could take more like it. Thanks for visiting my site.

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  44. That really is a fantastic photo. I love the play on lighting and how it picks up the texture of the paper or whatever it is under the glasses. Great shot!

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  45. Thanks for stopping by. I like the pic that you posted.

    I view the world through a computer screen (HA!)

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  46. Nicely designed shot! I'd frame it, Carmi! :)

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  47. I have a pair for reading too - a nessesity in my old age. thanks for dropping by my site too. Happy WW
    Chris

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  48. Another fantastic share from Carmi. :) The simplicity of the shot and thoughts is harmonious and perfect. I think we all would do well to step back once and while and see what we're viewing the world through.

    Hugs,
    Holly

    ps - Happy WW :)

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  49. Well done indeed.

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  50. Great shot!! Love the shadows, very well done!

    My WW is up! Have a wonderful day!

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  51. That is a great photograph. So full of meaning and emotion - all in just one pair of spectacles!

    Thanks for dropping by my WW :)

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  52. I absolutely love the shadow. Great shot!

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  53. Very nice shot! And glad that you liked the Being 5 comic. :-) My WW is up over at Sticky Apple Kisses. http://stickyapplekisses.com/?p=36

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  54. Lovely shot...and blog as well.

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  55. Great shot...you are talented!

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  56. Photos of glasses by themselves always give me a forlorn feeling, like they're missing out because whoever should be wearing them left them behind. Weird, maybe, but true.

    I try to view the world through contact lenses, both literally and metaphorically. Most of the time I have clear, carefree vision, but every now and then something gets stuck in them that just annoys the heck outta me!

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  57. I do love this shot, Carmi. :)

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  58. It's a great shot. I like the feet shot in the previous post also.

    I view the world through the thought of "How can I blog this?" :)

    Thanks for stopping by my blog.

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  59. Nice shot, Carmi. Very artful.

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  60. Rose colored glasses!

    Very nice.... Thanks for stopping and commenting on mine! Happy WW to you as well!

    I'm always losing mine (reading glasses). I've gotten so that I have an extra pair in almost every room! : )

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  61. Great Shot!!
    Robin @ Heart at Home

    Site: http://www.heartofwisdom.com/heartathome/

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  62. Little squinty eyes. I inherited them from my dad. :)Happy WW!

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  63. I like this one...very nice.

    I see glasses, and I think books!

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  64. That is a great shot, I love the shadow.

    I view the world through the eyes God blessed my with and my husband curses because they see so much farther then his.

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  65. Lovely image. Very sharp and clear with a great shadow.

    I'd have to say I view the world through a pair of hazel very tired eyes most days.

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  66. Love the image! It's timeless. :) Thanks for dropping by my blog today.

    Bianca
    http://biancadarc.com/blog/

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  67. ...through some strong contact lenses.

    Happy WW!

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  68. through a...gauze-filtered lens.

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  69. I'm happiest when I view the world through my childs eyes.

    Great post.

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  70. I view the world through a dense fuzz...unless I have my glasses on! Nice shot.

    Happy WW

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  71. Thanks for stopping in my blog!

    I wear glasses too.. in fact, I just popped out my contacts and put my glasses on (I really do see clearer with them, although I don't really care for how I lok!).

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  72. ...seriously cool pair of shades (for me).

    I like this image - and the monochrome works.

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  73. ....through recently Lasik-ed corneas!

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  74. What a great shot. So simple but so strongly composed!

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  75. Nice "framing" and shadow. It's interesting how everyday things can be works of art behind a camera (or paintbrush.)

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  76. Great shot! All your pics are fab! You have convinced me that I need a better camera. And perhaps need to take a photography class too!
    Thanks for commenting at my blog! :)

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  77. I second Country Dawn's comment - Rose colored glasses! ;-) Happy WW!

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  78. So, are you inviting us to view the world through your lenses?

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  79. Great photo and caption.
    Happy WW.

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  80. very cool photo! i like the perspective.
    i see the world through the eyes of my girls, and my viewfinder...always with the camera! :-)

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  81. Love the shadow and texture.

    Great WW photo. Beautiful shot.

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  82. WOW, Carmi, another GREAT pic...

    Hope that you have had a wonderful festive season...

    burntofferings and more at bernies fotoblog

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  83. Love this photo!! The clarity of it is amazing.....one of these days I will have a really nice camera to do photography....For now I just have to deal with my little Kodak one.

    Oh the pictures I could take of our lives, and the story they would tell!!

    Happy WW!

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  84. those look just like my reading glasses. Thanks for visiting my blog today.

    joyful homemaker

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  85. Thanks for visiting today. Hope you will come back often.

    Your WW makes me think how people view my life and if I could view the world through someone elses eyes what I would really see.
    Great shot. Makes you think
    Happy WW!
    Kyla

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  86. i view the world through words first, the camera second. i am a word person above all else. i canot see a thing without wording it up in my mind.

    excellent photograph, carmi.

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  87. Through a camera and, just like you, a pair of eyeglasses :)

    Love the tone and the perspective of this shot!

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  88. Beautiful photo of something so simple.

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  89. thanks for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment. your photos are great, too.

    i have so many of those reading glasses around the house. so part of my answer would be; those glasses.

    the other answer is my camera. there are so many times i'll look at something and know i have to take a picture of it. or i'll be taking pictures and see something through the lens that i might not have seen otherwise.

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  90. What a unique photo! Happy WW to you ~

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  91. Love the perspective in this shot.

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  92. Love the perspective in this shot.

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  93. They look a lot like mine actually. Where did you find them? I've been looking everywhere! LOL
    Hugs and blessings,

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  94. Wonderful shot I love the strong shadows. Thanks for your visit to my site. All the best.

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  95. I always feel a bit lame commenting on a site that already has 108 comments. But I do like the shot and enjoyed browsing your site. I definitely will need to come back.
    Great work.

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  96. Nice photo.

    I would say that I view the world through an ironic lens...But I could be wrong about that.

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  97. Excellent.

    I need a new camera. And some of your skills and vision.

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  98. Love this one. I like the grain of the table cloth. Also the "click to embiggen" made me laugh.

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  99. You take some awesome shots!!

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  100. Great shot, Carmi.As always!

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  101. What a cool picture- I love it and I love the caption for it too.

    Thanks for stopping by my blog. Stop by again and check out the new "club" I'm starting. Livin' With Me

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  102. Hi Carmi, thanks so much for visiting my WW...you know, these frames look just like mine! :) I really like the perspective in this shot!

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  103. LOL - love the saying with the picture. Happy WW! Thanks for stopping by my blog :)

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  104. I guess I am lucky enough to view the world through the eyes of my child.

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  105. Ok, scrolling down through your photos, I am thoroughly humbled that you paused to comment on my little blog with my MIA photo skills... : P
    Seriously.

    This is one amazing shot! Spectacle-ular! (...sorry had to get you back for the toast comment - which cracked me up by the way. I'm a sucker for bad puns!)

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  106. Gee I'm only a year and change too late for this, but most often these days I'm seeing the world through a 17-55mm f/2.8 wide angle zoom (with image stabilization!).

    Either that or my reading glasses... kinda depends.

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