Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Alskoj on February 07, 2018, 02:36:33 pm
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Had to make an emergency visit to our new CU Hospital just down the road from us. A kidney stone woke me up at about 2 a.m. this morning. By 3 a.m. I was at the Emergency Room.
I shot the hospital about a one month ago. Used a 400mm to pull in Longs Peak right behind it. I thought the clouds and lighting were nice.
I'm stable now and should be able to return to work tomorrow. If you've never had a stone, trust me, you would much rather be at work than go through the pain it dolls out.
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Had to make an emergency visit to our new CU Hospital just down the road from us. A kidney stone woke me up at about 2 a.m. this morning. By 3 a.m. I was at the Emergency Room.
I shot the hospital about a one month ago. Used a 400mm to pull in Longs Peak right behind it. I thought the clouds and lighting were nice.
I'm stable now and should be able to return to work tomorrow. If you've never had a stone, trust me, you would much rather be at work than go through the pain it dolls out.
Hi Alskoj
Oh yes what a joy! I have been there. A kidney stone is one adventure I wish on no one...Good to know your fine.
Be well,
Peter
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Well, if it takes a stone to get you to post a picture like that, I'm all for it, Joe. -- as long as it's your stone.
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I agree: that photo is worth a stone (yours!).
I have had two of them, so I know what it's like. Mine were 32 years apart, so I'm hoping the next one won't be for another 32 years.
Do stay well hydrated to avoid a repeat.
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Good to hear you're well again!!!
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Thanks everyone for your kind words and advice!
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Thanks everyone for your kind words and advice!
glad you're back on track--from personal experience, I know what you've been through