Better Living Through Chemicals

[Corinne C]

An intriguing shot. Look like empty medicine bottles? That's a lot of bottles.

[Shutterbug]

I like the way you filled the screen with shapes and colors.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Kathy]

I like the shapes and colors too. I'm trying hard to read the label of two of these items, but just can't don it. Inquiring minds want to know what those are.

[Dawn]

An interesting image but what are they some look like salt a pepper containers

[Diana]

Amazing shapes and colours, quite a collection you have there.

[Annie D]

Great abstract collection

[Susan Wakely]

Are you a drug dealer Katy? Interesting pov on what could be wasted syringes, medicine bottles or similar.

[Lin]

Intriguing capture...your pov shows just enough of the color and shapes...can't figure it out, but it's fun trying.

[katy]

@corinnec @shutterbug49 @joansmor @randystreat @Dawn @ludwigsdiana @annied @wakelys @linnypinny these are actually empty syringes. Both my husband and I use them. We store them in this box until it’s full and then we tape them all up to dispose of it. I was getting ready to tape it up when I realized I didn’t have a photo for the day and thought their patterns made an interesting composition. I can understand how someone would think I am a drug dealer, Sue. It is actually only two different kinds of syringes, but some of them are upside down, which makes the photo so colorful

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- I'm sure they are helpful to you and you must be used to the injections but that would be daunting to me- I am not good about needles! Great idea to turn them into a photo opp- they are actually quite interesting to look at!

[katy]

@olivetreeann when I first had to start taking the injections I was a little concerned, but these needles are basically automatic. You just pinch the skin where you want them to go and push a button. There’s no measuring or real injecting. Thank you, Ann.