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rubs her eyes … i think i am seeing quadruplicate
That’s a nice building and lovely shots!
I love the pics from your new camera Yogi! Curvey is a word here in Canada too.
What a terrific shot for the day — well, for any day actually! And, of course, I know about curvey!! Hope you don’t have anymore stormy weather!! For now, we’re enjoying beautiful blue skies, too, and mild temps as well!! Love your new camera! Have a fun weekend!
Quite and interesting photo!
I’m glad the weather has improved there in OK, Alan.
Great photo for SWF,Yogi!
Have a nice weekend!
Very interesting how that camera works. Like those blue skies and hope the rain has gotten you out of drought.
Too much fun with your new camera! Wishing for blue skies for you and for us here in Florida too (we are on a tornado watch right now).
Interesting architectural curves created with your nifty camera.
Nice to have the rain, I guess, as long as the tornadoes stay away. But we all appreciate the blue skies when we can get them.
Great!
Love your sky-post!
I like your word, “curvy” and your curvy photos. Gorgeous, clear blue sky.
Fun post have a curvy day
nice
happy SWF
I love this artsy image! Great photo, Yogi. Happy skywatching!
4 shots in one. What a fun lense. happy swf.
I can tell you love that new camera, Yogi! Your yard should be very green.
I like those curvy buildings–that’s a cool effect! I’m glad you’re getting lots of rain. Here in CA we could sure use some!
I take it this is sort of a poor man’s stop action camera. More than a photo but less than a movie. Eh? Nice toy.
Nice shot
Somehow, I think this camera fits your personality. The images are really quite good. Have a blessed week-end.
Fantastic shots.
Really, four lensed camera?! Never head of such a thing. Excellent photo.
I’ve never heard of a four lensed camera either. I must Google that. It sounds interesting!!
Our winter has just begun, but the weather is lovely… blue skies and sunshine!
Great sky shot!
This scene is perfect for your camera!
Rain! That’s our weather too!
That is cool!
Rainy here today too!
My Skywatch
lovely the way you’ve aligned your photos:-)
No idea how you did this, but I certainly like it!