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:
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.
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.