This one's for all my 365 friends who have felt uninspired lately- a not so great shot of the glassware on our table at dinner last night while I waited for Jeff to pay the bill. See- even I can take an uninspired shot! We're all feeling it together!
thank you for thinking of me ;) Atleast, when you are uninspired in the shot, you make up for it with the processing. And going out to dinner, what is that? Almost a year now since that happened for me.
Meals out seem a distant memory think it was Christmas 2019! I'm a realist if your filling the glass it's half full if your emptying it its half empty!
Thank you so much to each one of you! Yes, the processing saved this picture- without that effect it looks rather boring. I so appreciate your comments and favs!
@mave@helenhall@rjb71@onewing
We are thankful that restaurants have been able to be open around here. But they are struggling! Hours are drastically reduced and the number of guests inside has been also drastically reduced. We were talking with the owner of Kabob House and he said it has been very difficult. He is a small establishment and the effect on his income forced him to let staff go which he did not want to do. His wonderful little restaurant is usually packed on a Saturday night (I'd say up to 30 customers when all the tables are full). There were 6 of us in there dining in and one take out customer that night. On top of the limitations you have people who would normally eat out staying at home and the college is closed so there are no students around either. Even the streets were more empty than not- which is also unusual for this town. Most of our restaurants are hoping they can survive.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond@ludwigsdiana Sorry to disappoint ladies- it's water! What looks like wine is actually the table reflected in the water. We didn't bring any with us, but you are allowed to supply your own at this one. Others have it on their menu if they have a liquor license.
@rjb71 I like your interpretation of half full/half empty!
@randystreat There really is no science to what I do- I put the picture in the processing program most of the time and scroll through until I see something I like!
I would like to take that shot.
Thank you so much to each one of you! Yes, the processing saved this picture- without that effect it looks rather boring. I so appreciate your comments and favs!
@mave @helenhall @rjb71 @onewing
We are thankful that restaurants have been able to be open around here. But they are struggling! Hours are drastically reduced and the number of guests inside has been also drastically reduced. We were talking with the owner of Kabob House and he said it has been very difficult. He is a small establishment and the effect on his income forced him to let staff go which he did not want to do. His wonderful little restaurant is usually packed on a Saturday night (I'd say up to 30 customers when all the tables are full). There were 6 of us in there dining in and one take out customer that night. On top of the limitations you have people who would normally eat out staying at home and the college is closed so there are no students around either. Even the streets were more empty than not- which is also unusual for this town. Most of our restaurants are hoping they can survive.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond @ludwigsdiana Sorry to disappoint ladies- it's water! What looks like wine is actually the table reflected in the water. We didn't bring any with us, but you are allowed to supply your own at this one. Others have it on their menu if they have a liquor license.
@rjb71 I like your interpretation of half full/half empty!
@randystreat There really is no science to what I do- I put the picture in the processing program most of the time and scroll through until I see something I like!
Thank you Wendy and Louise!