You may remember that I’ve already written two posts (about London and Stockholm) on how low-light conditions can contribute to greater pleasure as a tourist. Today, I’m shifting gears to explain how sunlight can provide new and profoundly accurate dimensions to what you see. For instance, take this photograph:
Marvel as this beast stretches towards the sun. It’s the stuff of dreams.
What thoughts entered your mind when you saw that picture? Don’t worry. It’s okay that your mind didn’t move towards G-rated things like Thumper and Bambi and Bambi’s mom. I took this shot in Amsterdam and the sunlight makes this structure look… uh… well…
People go to Amsterdam to experience precisely this. I think that explains it.
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Men are so vain, they probably think this is about them 🙂
No We know it is. 😉
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I do think this post says more about you than it does about light… HA!
It all depends on how you look at it…
And when…
I don’t know. I think the photograph looks the same whether I look at it during the day or night…
HA!
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Yes, indeed it does. 😀
Yes my mind is regularly in the gutter . Nice photo and I have seen it but not such a stark image !
Thanks. One of these days, I’ll have to try to find a picture of an actual gutter to go with it… 🙂
Yes please do although WP might hurl you off!! 🙂
I assume you’re all thinking popsicle, right?
Of course. It is summer, after all.