noodled

did you know that "noodle" is a verb?


it means: "to play a musical instrument in an informal way without playing a particular piece of music" or "to think about something in a way that is not very serious" - i rather like it :)

[kali]

no i cant say i knew that , so what does one do when they noodle?

[Graeme Stevens]

I often call my dogs noodles - I think that like other words in the english language you can use noodle in several unexpected places.

[Tracy]

Nice lighting. You learn something new every day. :-)

[Suse♡]

Nope. But I know the light is really great here

[Nancy]

Light is awesome as always!

[maree_sanderson]

awesome lighting...great shot....what IS one doing when one noodles...hmmm... :o)

[Disha Parekh]

Love the light on this, but of course theres no need to tell you because you are the master of light and shadows :)

[diane day]

cool effect

[Lynda]

Great focus, light, and shadows.

[Dyan Stevens]

Fab lighting and wonderful in b&w.

[Barbara Webb]

great capture!

[Mick]

I see a face - looking left.

[Jules Hoogstra-Anderson]

Awesome contrast and lighting.

[Humphrey Hippo]

@bluefirebucket Can't unsee this now.

[☠northy]

@kali66 @maree_sanderson i've updated the description with the definition... i think it's rather perfect... i seem to "noodle" a lot (using the 2nd definition and other than when i am at work where i noodle not at all ;p)

[maree_sanderson]

@northy ...i rather like it too...i am def a noodler... :o)

[Call me Joe]

I draw stuff when I noodles- oops that's doodles, my bad:)!