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This is a revelation to me as I can't see how pretty they are without wearing them.....

This photo was taken by Owen Biddle of the Biddle school. I edited it.

Taken with a Nikon D700 and a Nikon 80-200mm f2.8

Old Fort MacArthur Days 2018

SoCal

A pair of my reading glasses and my sunglasses!

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I hope all these fall shots aren't boring you, but it was another glorious day with brilliant sunshine and compelling colors.

In the Distillery District, Toronto.

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Designed and Folded by me from a 25 cm square sheet of tracing paper.

Final size : 7.5 cm

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Wish I could shape the spectacles better. This could be my face but this one looks way better :'D

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These are my reading glasses, handy for reading a book on a nice day while enjoying a nice mug of darjeeling tea. For 119 pictures in 2019, #93 "spectacles"

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93. Spectacles

Nagasaki, Japan

Spectacles

Mine

Now there's a difficult pic to take........

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Well it was raining outside still. Shot taken by spray misting one of the lenses of a pair of reading glasses and then placing a small pooh bear cuddly toy behind the lens.

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Yesterday, I spent six hours hammering in posts, stapling chicken wire fencing, climbing ladders, hacking at hedges and generally trying to tidy bits of the garden before the birds got serious about nesting. It couldn't wait as our esteemed meterologists indicated heavy rain all day here today.

I was happy enough with that as I was going to dress today and for the first time in ages was able to use mascara. I'd almost forgotten how much I like it, even if it doesn't show in pictures and, for the first time since September, pose without glasses.

Now, mid-afternoon, the predicted rain has yet to arrive, even though it is decidedly chilly. I might be feeling guilty about not getting more done in the garden ... but I'm not!

Turn of the century era glasses on display at Craigdarroch Castle in Victoria.

They come with age and wisdom...

#93 -- Spectacles -- 119 Pictures in 2019

Reading glasses, bought at the Denver Art Museum.

Story by Alice Munro, known for both clarity of perception & of phrase.

One of the children's christmas presents - I had to try them on :)

Photo of the Moyie Dam captured via Minolta MC PF-Rokkor-X 50mm F/1.7 lens. Kootenai Valley section within the Northern Rockies Region. North Idaho. Boundary County, Idaho. Early June 2021.

Exposure Time: 1/100 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 5750 K * Film Plug-In: Fuji Provia 100F * Elevation: 2,290 feet above sea-level

119 pictures in 2019/93 Spectacles... my reading glasses

I wear several pairs of glasses for different purposes, but, unlike in this photo, only one pair at a time. They are, reading from the top:

#1 Distant vision glasses, I have a pair of these which I use when watching tv and another pair in the car for driving

#2 Intermediate vision glasses which I wear when using the computer

#3Reading glasses (I have three pairs of these scattered around the house so I have them where I want them)

#4 Close vision glasses which I use when writing*

Despite having all these optical aids I actually spend most of my time not wearing glasses at all as I can see quite well without them. *For really close work I can see better without glasses as I am very short-sighted in my right eye. But being only very slightly short-sighted in my left eye I can easily pass the driving test without glasses.

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Sight and measurement.

"Nice to see you"

My new glasses with a prescription for the computer screen. I also have a pair for reading, and progressives for everyday use.

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Bringing back the elegance of yesteryear with The Atom Spectacles. Crafted with impeccable sophistication in mind

Comes with and extensive resize and fit HUD, with 12 metal changes, 15 lens choices, 12 animated side accent. Plus tinting and transparency settings.

Top lenses flip up or down on touch.

Perms: Copy. Modify. No Transfer.

All original mesh and textures materials.

Spectacles Bridge was constructed in 1634 and was Japan's first Chinese-style stone bridge. The bridge gets its name from its resemblance to a pair of spectacles when the arches of the bridges are reflected as ovals on the surface of the river (Source: Nagasaki City Tourism Guide).

Kodak ektachrome cross-processed.

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