Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/06/28

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Subject: Re: Seeing everything new
From: Chris Hoover <cdhoover@pacbell.net>
Date: Sat, 28 Jun 1997 18:27:25 -0800

I remember the same experience, back when I was in college. Each new
prescription amazed me--I'd never noticed the details disappearing!

Now if they could only make APO eyeglasses! (I do notice that I focus
blue light poorly). Someone write a memo to Leica!

Chris Hoover
cdhoover@pacbell.net

Ben Holmes wrote:
> 
> I've done it. I've joined the duffers club. I am old.
> 
> Yesterday a man with a diploma told me I needed eyeglasses. I swallowed hard
> and agreed. Today I picked up a new pair which were ground to my needs, and
> I must say I am amazed!
> 
> There are things in my yard that I have never seen before. Leaves on trees,
> blades of grass, the flowers on my prized lavendula angustifolia - they all
> jump out in a way that I can truly say I have never seen before. I am
> visually born again. Hell, even television looks better.
> 
> I took my wife on a drive through the farms that I have photographed for the
> last three years. Actually, she took me, as she did the driving. I noticed
> things that I had passed over dozens of times before because they had seemed
> dull and not very interesting. Today they were sharp and saturated. The
> textures were stunning. All new.

snip

> 
> Ben W. Holmes
> Boulder, CO
> 
> visit my web site at http://www.frii.com/~bholmes/
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