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I Can See Clearly Now

© Mary K. Robison

I Can See Clearly Now

Uploaded: March 31, 2016 | Entered: March 31, 2016 18:43:30

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Picked up my new (first- ever) bifocals last week. What a difference, especially while working on the computer!

Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: -1.00, ExposureTime: 10/300 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 14.74 mm, Model: DMC-FZ70

Comments

Teresa Burnett level-classic March 31, 2016

Good luck with the bifocals, Mary!! I couldn't deal with them, and just wear cheaters! Wonderful image!! #1653573

Ray level-classic March 31, 2016

Smartly done! Wonderful work here, Mary! #11454676

Mary K. Robison March 31, 2016

Thank you, Teresa and Ray! #11454756

John Connolly April 01, 2016

A wonderful story telling image Mary! I think I am getting close to bifocals! #11455217

Mary K. Robison April 01, 2016

Thanks, John! #11455513

Mary K. Robison April 02, 2016

Thanks, John! #11455576

Ellen Hodges April 02, 2016

Very cute capture and love the "how to" book underneath! #11455818

Val Feldman level-deluxe April 03, 2016

Yep, I can relate. it's sure good seeing what you've been missing for so long! Happy new bifocals, Mary! Love the creative thinking and set-up here! #11456479

Mary K. Robison April 06, 2016

Thank you, Ellen and Val. #11458087

frank w. degenhardt April 08, 2016

I wear glasses for reading mostly but probably should be looking at a pair of these myself Mary. You certainly took advantage of them and did this wonderful and creative display with them. Love how you let the small lettering seem bigger and clearer looking though the lens. A beautiful scene that will make your life so much clearer now dear friend. Take care, have a wonderful day. #11458804

Mary K. Robison April 10, 2016

Thanks very much for commenting, Frank. #11459293

Laura E. Swan level-classic April 24, 2016

I wear two pairs on my head at once. I get looks but hey! :D Works for me. I think actually they need to invent upside down ones. Where most of the glass is strong for the computer and the little bifocal is a lesser one at the top for glancing up at the TV when something exciting happens. :D Well anyway congratulations and I hope you love them. This is a really cute and fun image but I am sure you can already "see" this is "clearly" true! 8-)
Pommy Doodle Dandy #11465305

Mary K. Robison April 24, 2016

Yes, Pommers, I'm wearing them and loving it as I write to you...
Our TV is in the livingroom, so most of my
bifocals are strong for the computer in this room, and the little bifocal is on the bottom, for when I want to glance down at something I'm reading (i.e., "PSE 11 for Dummies"). I highly recommend you get one pair in the reverse order of mine, so you can cut down from two pairs on your head to one pair on your nose. So much simpler (more simple?)!!
;-D
#11465311

Laura E. Swan level-classic April 24, 2016

;-D xo #11465592

Chris Ebben April 27, 2016

I have Multifocals so I don't have to change between glasses for what-ever I'm doing & find them great, I'd be lost without them. I like you picture showing us your new glasses also=^..^= #11466897

Mary K. Robison April 28, 2016

Thanks, Chris. #11466927

Nadia Paul May 05, 2016

Glad you are seeing better Mary - great capture! #11470896

Mary K. Robison May 06, 2016

Thank you, Nadia. I'm very happy with the new glasses. #11471325

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