Bulbs

Bare bulbs on a light bar collect dust. Occasionally I rinse them with water and I do think it makes a difference in the amount of light. Especially on light bars with 10 and 12 bulbs: Dust × 10 and dust × 12 can be a lot of dust, and it just gets baked on with the heat from these incandescent bulbs. So does it make a significant difference in the amount of light?
Maybe.
Maybe not.
But I’d like to think so. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

First guests — kids and grandkids — arrive tomorrow!

Gray-scaled in ON1, but contrary to ON1’s Date-and-Time Taken info, I was not doing this at 5:32 a.m. on the 3rd. (Actual date-and-time: 7:32 p.m. on the 2nd.)

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April 2 posts
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 3 years ago: “Grandson”
 4 years ago: “When you do the work yourself… [Filler]”
 5 years ago: “Original tiles…”
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 7 years ago: “Ripping out a dead bush”
 8 years ago: “Second Sunday of Easter…”
 9 years ago: “Oxymoron?”
10 years ago: “Cashews on sticks?”
11 years ago: “Common wax plant”
12 years ago: “Reflecting: browns give way to greens”
13 years ago: “Quiz time!”

[Mags]

I agree. It does make a difference. Interesting shot!

[Kathy]

I really like the reflections and sparkle.