Around and Around and Up and Down ... for Rod by auntietk
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Rod (RodS) had hernia surgery a few days ago, and that crazy kid is already up and back to work!
Here's hoping everything continues to look up, my friend, and that the Great Hamster Wheel of Life doesn't throw you any more curve balls between now and the time you step off this fall. I'm counting the days until you retire, mostly because I want to make sure you don't weasel out of it! LOL!
Take it easy, darlin'!
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Seattle's Great Wheel
July, 2016
Comments (18)
Your image here is a spectacular vision, which I really like [those lines & angles & POV are perfect, - not even to mention those amazing clouds! - I could stare and study them forever,without ever tire of them] and those are the 'things' that inspire me, to learn more about photography, as I go along and watch everybody else do the hard yards first... sorry Tara, but somebody's got to be the first - you are a good teacher, thanks! ;P
...moving along, I have had a chance to look at all your latest 'contributions' here... ;) I will comment on a few more, as soon as possible, they are all good in their own categories. [the weekend is here, that may mean more work, continuing laying a couple 100 more pavers [?] Autumn has arrived for us in the Southern Hemisphere, temperatures have dropped ;(( [only 22 C = 72 F] therefore, it's easier to work under less hot conditions. ;))
But this is not about me, it's about a dedication for your good friend and I also wish him well
we'll see... read this the other day and thought it very cute: "Sometimes I pretend to be normal, but it gets boring - so I get back to being me"
Delightful and wonderful gift for Rod! - love this capture
Fun shot, but I'm getting dizzy.
Great framing but not for someone subject to vertigo.
superb photo and gift! and belated birthday wishes to you Tara!
nice angle
Wonderful work, Auntie. Nice dedication to your friend. I wish him well.
fascinating pov. !
That's a whopper! Best wishes, Rod.
Oooh! No fear of heights here! Were you also up in it? I bet this will tickle Rod! Something new! Keep up the good work! :-)
Lovely image.
Very nice capture Tara. I like the POV very much.
Amazing what a superb POV with all the lines, my friend. So very high in the sky, I would get vertigo, just to look at it. But, by chance, dear Tara, I just put a picture for your birthday, and now I see this, how can this be? LOL.
Superb capture and a great POV!!!
Superb capture and dedication. God bless.
Hey, no worries, hon! I've let my boss know I'm outta there at the end of September - so things are in motion.... It's time for me to move on to other things - and maybe find a way to make a buck doing something I actually enjoy for a change! What a concept, huh? LOL
Yeah, it takes a little more than having a couple holes and a mesh in my bod to slow me down much! I wish they coulda added at least a subdivision option to that mesh, though....
Thanks so much, Tara! The sweeping lines here pretty much represent the last week - going all directions at once! LOL What a spectacular and fun photo! And yeah, if I was there, I'd HAVE to go up in that thing!
Wonderful. Lost my first comment about this very cool photo...hope I can recapture a bit of the originality of my first effort:) Love the geometry of the wheel against to random cloud patterns. Your title is very apropos for Rod. Sounds like he is really going to retire this coming September! Let's make another bus trip or two to Seattle this summer. Am looking forward to taking my new camera down to the big city.
Incredible view...