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A fun environmental portrait of my wonderful optometrist who is not only a skilled professional but is also graced with a great sense of humor. Lucky for me her husband enjoyed it too and so they got a print as a thank you for playing along.
Try viewing LARGE is you like being shocked. : ))
P.S. Hats off to the Fuji engineers who concocted this so called "kit lens" which is really quite sharp. Its image stabilization is equally incredible, e.g. this was shot at 1/20 sec hand held.
© Laura Kicey
150.000 views.
Thanks to every single visitor, for all the kind words and encouragement.
I'm also coming up on my one year flickrversary in a few days.
This year has been probably the best in memory.
This community has changed my life and the way I see.
Thank you for that.
Doc says my vision hasn't changed in the past six years. I beg to differ.
Here's lookin' at you kids.
© Laura Kicey
Our Daily Challenge - "Through"
Can I see?....only through the looking glass it seems. Aging really is the pits! Lol
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Self portrait at the optician's office. Taken on my iPhone when he stepped out of the office to get my records.
B+W version of an earlier color upload.
Getting the Right Eye Exam in Brampton is an important part of staying healthy. But do you know when you and your family
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Dr. Hilbert: Okay, Selma. I want you to read that bottom line.
Selma: Read it? Why, I know that guy!
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August Is National Eye Exam Month
August is “National Eye Exam Month” and healthy vision starts with an eye exam. The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends that you have a baseline eye exam at age 40, the time when the early signs of disease or changes in your vision may occur. A baseline screening can help identify signs of eye disease at an early stage, when treatment can have the greatest impact on preserving your vision.
If you’re 65 or older, it’s recommended that you have your eyes checked every year or two for signs of age-related diseases, like glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
The doctor may suggest additional testing to further evaluate your vision using specialized testing equipment. These tests can be crucial in diagnosing a disease in its early stages and give the doctor an opportunity to suggest a treatment or cure. Prevention through early detection is key to good eye health.
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I created this shot in my studio for use on my site, about assisted living but I want to share it since it is applicable to much more than just senior health care. Feel free to use this image but please give attribution by linking to www.AssistedSeniorLiving.net or give us a Plus one or even a Facebook like. It is very difficult to get seniors to +1 so your help can really help us establish the site as a great resource for caregivers and seniors.
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Went for my eye exam, kind of important, especially when you are a photographer. Everything is good! Of course I brought my camera, something I never would have done before doing a 365.
What a crazy sequence of events happened to me on my way to see my eye doctor. It reminded me of a comedy movie After Hours, where an office worker experiences a series of misadventures while trying to get home. No matter how hard he tried, he simply couldn’t make it home. Something similar happened to me.
On my way to my eye doctor's office, I knew I was slight late.
So I rushed.
Got off the subway stop - or so I thought
Ran upstairs, looked around.. only to realize I got off too early
About 40 blocks too early. lol
Ran back down to catch the next train
Only to discover I hopped on the wrong train
Jumped off the next station to transfer the right train
Finally arrived at the correct stop
Ran to the building that I have been visiting for last 10 years
When I got there - the building was gone
Just air. Empty space.
Am I in the right place?
It simply was not there.
I stood there blinking my eyes
Going to the eye doctor and not being able to see the building.
This is real irony
Turns out they office moved a year ago - after my last visit
I was 45 minutes late and completely blinded by my rush
I took this video of myself staring at tribesman - pretty sure they all laughing at me and all my misadventures.
tuesday seems to be my day for reposting....... love this one from NL in april :)
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doesn't she have a great smile....... :)
DD needed new glasses for reading/close-up work so we hied ourselves off the the city center.
can't say enough nice things about the pearl vision center in nieuweign!!
they even offered us tea or coffee while we waited-- now that is ambiance ~grin~
I took a few photos of myself with my iPhone at an eye exam today while the Dr. was out of the room!
You are getting sleepy....sleepy....when I count to ten, is this better or worse?
No, not at a hypnotist's office - at the eye doctor after work where I really was getting sleepy.....sleepy....
PROJECT365 - 01/20/14
By looking through a patient’s widened pupil during a dilated eye exam, eye care professionals can view the retina—the postage stamp-sized tissue lining the back of the inner eye—and look for irregularities that may signal the development of vision loss.
Thanks to research, retinal imaging just keeps getting better. The images above, which show the same cells viewed with two different microscopic techniques, provide good examples of how tweaking existing approaches can significantly improve our ability to visualize the retina’s two types of light-sensitive neurons: light-sensing, color-detecting cone cells (orange) and lowlight-sensing rod cells (blue). Image by Johnny Tam/National Eye Institute.
Read more on the NIH Director's blog: directorsblog.nih.gov/2021/05/13/finding-a-way-to-better-...
Credit: Johnny Tam, National Eye Institute, NIH
Yes, that's a Blade Runner reference. Abandoned medical building, Alameda NAS.
Night, completely dark interior, red and lime-gelled flashlight.
Reprocessed and replaced, September 2024.
Another work shot. These are the trial lenses that the optometrist uses to refine an eyeglass prescription.
-Added to theCream of the Crop pool as my personal favorite. (7/05/2007)
I was taking an exam today with this Canon rig. Cost me $60 for my eye photo. I wanted to ask the technician if I could mount my Canon 5D with this lens. It looks awesome.
Es hora de cambiar los lentes para la vista luego de 3 años casi 4, eso implica un nuevo examen para la vista. La linea 7 en particular me causo un poco de sufrimiento ya que era la que más me costaba leer, la C la confundía con una O y la O creía que era una Q.... un rollo total, pero bueno a la final pude leer hasta la linea 11 y sentí que cargaba unos binoculares puestos xD...
En conclusión me volvió a subir la formula de la vista, lo que significa que estoy más ciega... cosa que explica el porque me costó tanto decidirme por una montura nueva de lentes, pero bueno eso es otro cuento. :)
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-Read the line 7-
It's time to change lenses after 3 almost 4 years, this implies a new eye exam. The line 7 in particular caused me a little suffering because was the most I could hardly read, the C's blended with an O and O thought it was a Q... u.u but at the end was great because I could read untill line 11 and I felt I was carrying binoculars posts xD...
In conclusion, the formula of the view climbed up again , which means I'm more blind ... which also explains why was so difficult decide for a new glasses, but that's another story. :)
U. S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jessica Roland, 110th Airlift Wing Medical Group, checks Staff Sgt. Sabrina Zimmerman's blood pressure, Air National Guard Base Battle Creek, Mich., June 22, 2011. Blood pressure screening is just one of the many areas of health care that the 110th Medical Group oversees. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. David Eichaker/released)
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