What do you see here?

[Susan F.]

Candy, you did an amazing job!  I agree with you that there are two handbags and the hat on the table makes sense too, but I can't see the knitting needles, any hints? :)

Schen, I wondered about the fly and why it wasn't more obvious in the original, now I understand, thanks for explaining it to me.

[klassylady25]

It's like a "Where's Waldo" book.  :o) And if'n they're not knitting needles, then it's that blue ink.  lol 

[Susan F.]

Now I see it!   :)

[glennab]

Good grief guys!

I can't believe how much goes on here while I'm at work.  Sue, I agree with Shujen that the background shouldn't be quite so blurry, and I also think he's right about the man's fly.  It would barely be evident, if at all.

There appear to me to be 2 bags.  I'm wondering if they're gift or goodie bags of some sort, since they look so much alike.  I can't imagine what else the handles would be.  Your clean-up is looking good, but I'd be sure to stay as close to what's there as possible, even if it's not identifiable.  There's no telling what (or who) might be important in a photo like this.

I also noticed that another newbie surreptitiously landed in this thread.  Whoo hoo.  Welcome daveP.  I'm so glad you're with us, espceially since you evidence a fine sense of humor.  Love that!  I hope you keep posting!

Bless

Glenna

[schen]

Sue,

I have not welcome you yet.  Today's big snow storm reminded me of you, a Chicago escapee.  I used to work for a company with a factory in OK City.  And I visited OKC a few times a year.  I am not much of a drinker and was quite surprised that the first glass of OK beer did not make me drunk.  I later realized that you serve water-down beer.  One day, they had a couple of inches of snow and the whole factory was shut down.  The reason, there were only two hand shovels for the 1000 space parking lot.

Shujen

[klassylady25]

Shujen, we don't seem to have the sense to get a snow shovel.  For example; it snowed yesterday and I walked my mile with hard snow (small ice pellets) as I call it hitting and I heading north, but today it was almost in the 50's and I was sweating by the time I got home.  lol   We really do change quick. 

[DougB]

Hi Sue, Welcome,

I would say No1 looks like a little old lady sitting with her back to the woman in yellow.
No2 looks like a handbag.
No3 Some type of bag, I would guess a handbag.

I would just keep the items as they are, and clean them as best you can.

It's looking good,

Doug.

[Susan F.]

Shujen - that's funny about the watered-down beer.  The first year we arrived here, one of my sons visited from Canada and made the same comment about the beer! 

Candy - we don't have a snow shovel either!! ;D  I do love living here though, we get 'weather'!  When in Tucson, it was pretty much the same thing everyday, sunshine and hot or sunshine and warm; glad to be an Okie, I like changes!!

Ok, for the picture, I'm attaching my final, finalized version and sent it in.  I pretty much mimicked what Candy had come up with:  a hat, two bags, a metal chair and something like a tablecloth.  I also got rid of the man's fly.  Boy am I glad that I asked for help on this one.  Thanks to everyone for your help  :wnw:

[Hannie]

...I also noticed that another newbie surreptitiously landed in this thread.  Whoo hoo.  Welcome daveP.  I'm so glad you're with us, espceially since you evidence a fine sense of humor.  Love that!  I hope you keep posting!

Bless

Glenna

surreptitiously!!  What a great word!  Glenna, after reading your posts my English vocabulary will soon exceed that of many native speakers, thank you!  ;D

daveP, a great big welcome to you!

:loveit:

Hannie

[klassylady25]

I love it Sue - the picture and the weather.   You know, it's always fun to see what others see in a photo but when it's all said and done, the two that we see standing together are the ones that count the most.  They look as though they were having a grand time, didn't they!?   :hug: Candy

[laportelj]

my 2cents a little late , but fun photo!
Jane