Here's some more beachy love. (Please excuse the cat hairs: I always bring a few with me everywhere I go and sprinkle them around, so it feels like home.)
And, sunburn? I thought I was wise; I thought I was past sunburn. Tim took one look at me Saturday night and said, "What? Look at you! Who taught you to put sunscreen on! A three-year-old?" I will never, ever, ever be sloppy about SPF-application again. My aloe plant is pure, fleshy, burn-relieving wonderfulness.
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9 comments:
Ohhh beautiful beachy shots....
Such lovely shots Brooke! With a dog and two cats in my house I know what you mean about pet hair showing up everywhere! I like your shots with those little bits of imperfection thouhg.
ugh! sunburn is the worst :( love all this beachy goodness!
Sorry for filling up your blog with comments, I just love your pictures, they're so dreamy and beautiful!
From Carys of La Ville Inconnue
the picture of your husband is awesome, really good! and you´re not the only crabby girl in the pond: i got a sunburn yesterday when i was observing the orang utans, though the sky was cloudy...now you can tell exactly where my shirt was^^
caballosblancos: Thanks! ~ I've never been to the beach with my SX-70 and was having a good time. :)
Jadyn: That's what my husband said. Gave me a little lecture on the beautiful imperfections of Polaroid. But, next time I'll try to get those hairs out of the camera. Sometimes we even find dog/cat hairs in our dinner in *other countries* because we literally can't keep clear of them!
Barbara: I'm glad to say the aloe is working like magic! Glad you like the beachy Polaroid love. :)
Carys: Never apologize for leaving comments! I love comments. :) Thanks for the compliment: I do try, my camera & I.
bananenblatt ~ I know: cloudy skies are so deceptive. Where were the orangutans??? I'm particularly proud of that photo of Tim, too: came out just right. :)
the orangs are at the zoo of vienna, i´m observing them for my study during this semester. they are incredibly cute! maybe i´ll manage to take some good pics of them...
bananenblatt ~ Wow, I'd love to see them in their habitat there! What do you study? Sounds like it's something interesting. :) I almost went to school for wildlife rehabilitation...
i study zoology, and yes, mostly it´s great, though i still have a lot of theoretical subject to do (like physics:( i´ll post some photos of the monkeys, then you can see their habitat;)
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