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rabirius 
22 responses to “The Sun Is Out”
Looks very hot too.
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Well, it was somewhat hot, I remember – that day always changed from rain to sun. But that was one of the sunny parts.
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ich sehe gelb:O toll
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Danke!
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Excellent choix de couleurs.
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Merci.
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Interesting processing Rab. One can almost feel the heat!
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Thank you a lot, Uday.
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Love the lemon glow!
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Thank you again for all your compliments!
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Reblogged this on Allerlei Kunterbunt… and commented:
Heiß…
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Vielen Dank fürs Rebloggen!
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Liebe Grüße an Dich.
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Danke. Dir auch liebe Grüße!
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imaginative treatment. great use of vignette!
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Thank you a lot, John.
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A woman after my own heart! i would totally rock the parasol when going around if I were not self-conscious and weary of drawing attention to myself
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I think they were a lovely couple and I’m glad I could take a picture of them.
I would really like to see how you tock the parasol, though 🙂
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Why, thank you! 🙂
In the China Town neighborhood of Manhattan and also a few latin/hispanic corners of Queens and Brooklyn the women do carry umbrellas on sunny days but sadly it’s not become a trend yet. I’m counting minutes till it does since don’t have the guts to set the trend myself
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Strangely, I saw something like that often in Cyprus – but it was only East Asian women carrying parasols (or, well, umbrellas as parasols).
Gladly I don’t have so many problems with the sun – at least with a good sun screen.
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Reblogged this on vequinox.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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