it feels very transitory and still at the same time. i love it. you capture the juxtaposition of motion and stillness, silence and noise, it's really good. also you've got excellent framing. it's existential and absurd.
I make this joke whenever we park the car. Or bikes. In a parking lot.
The best part is my wife still laughs.
I said it as i was getting out of the car for band practice last week. I think it's a 50 car parking lot. There actually is a second lot connecting to it (like a 20 car lot) for a school, so I'm going to have to sit down with a map one of these days and figure out where the lines of the Itchy Lot are and Be Fucking Accurate next time i make this joke.
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Thank god it's not Alot, because
Admirable joke. I bet you're outstanding in your field!
I have a word for you:
Plethora
Don't worry it'll be a walk in the park.
Cool colour grading if it's your pic
thank you! it's mine actually!
You are going the wrong way!
it feels very transitory and still at the same time. i love it. you capture the juxtaposition of motion and stillness, silence and noise, it's really good. also you've got excellent framing. it's existential and absurd.
Agree. The image is kind of intriguing - and I can't put my finger on why
I make this joke whenever we park the car. Or bikes. In a parking lot.
The best part is my wife still laughs.
I said it as i was getting out of the car for band practice last week. I think it's a 50 car parking lot. There actually is a second lot connecting to it (like a 20 car lot) for a school, so I'm going to have to sit down with a map one of these days and figure out where the lines of the Itchy Lot are and Be Fucking Accurate next time i make this joke.
I know the feeling. The thought of losing your car in that place, and wandering aimlessly. It happens to me sometimes.