Critique Welcomed What Happens When You Put The Wrong Soap In Your Automatic Dishwasher

[Brian Moore]

Olympus OM2n with Ilford FP4.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Good shot, Brian. I hope he wasn’t in distress?

 

[Brian Moore]

I hope wasn’t in distress?

Nah. The fellow was doing fine; at this moment he was probably wondering where his surf board had gone. The look of it just reminded me of an incident in my household once. Thanks Rob.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

I must confess that in order to see (but ‘to see’ is an exaggerated verb) the surfer, I had to read the comments to the photo on Flickr.
I thought I had a good monitor, but I am beginning to think that this is no longer the case, or that the aqueous humour in my eyes is starting to be like dirty dishwater.
But all in all, it's a good thing I didn't see too much: I fear open water, thanks to a sadistic swimming instructor who, when I was a child, enjoyed holding my head underwater until I became cyanotic.
Rob's colourful comment, on the other hand, I can see it well and has very clear communication

Nice photo (I suppose), @Brian Moore

 

[Brian Moore]

I must confess that in order to see (but ‘to see’ is an exaggerated verb) the surfer, I had to read the comments to the photo on Flickr.
I thought I had a good monitor, but I am beginning to think that this is no longer the case, or that the aqueous humour in my eyes is starting to be like dirty dishwater.
But all in all, it's a good thing I didn't see too much: I fear open water, thanks to a sadistic swimming instructor who, when I was a child, enjoyed holding my head underwater until I became cyanotic.
Rob's colourful comment, on the other hand, I can see it well and has very clear communication

Nice photo (I suppose), @Brian Moore

Thanks (I suppose), Gianluca.