This was my initial solidly formed "change" idea. I took several shots, but wasn't thrilled with it. I got an idea that maybe I could take a picture of my husband changing a tire. I asked him if he'd be willing to pose for a picture shoot for me changing a tire. He said, "So, you want me to pose naked?" I was a little confused, and told him that I was certain that no one on here would want to see pictures of him naked. His ego was slightly bruised. A few hours later, he left to go help a friend whose car battery was dead, and I told him that if he was willing to do the picture for me, to leave the car in the driveway instead of pulling into the garage. Later, after he got home, I asked if the car was in the driveway. He looked at me like I was crazy and asked why. I said "So we can do the photo shoot. I'll have you get the spare tire out, the tire iron and the jack..." He laughed and it all made sense now. He had thought I asked him to pose for a photo shoot "changing attire." Whoops!
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Sunday, May 10, 2009
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7 comments:
hilarious! My husband and I frequently suffer the same kinds of miscommunication. Nice picture, too!
LOL! My husband suggested "changing your underwear" but nobody wants to pose for that one. ;)
I like the way the coins pop against the green!
You are too funny!!! And sorry Janelle, I did this idea too. I just had already changed mine so many times that I had to stick with what I was already editing on the computer. :)
hahahahahahahahahah!!! oh man, i'm totally rollin' right now! your husband sounds like a funny guy!
glad things worked out (WITH everyone fully dressed at the end of the day!) and lemme just say, this picture is Rockin it!!! love the green... love it!! wow, you are soo good, Janelle, keep it up!
I like the green... it makes me think of las vegas and slot machines.... good job taking an idea and making it pop! and I LOVE the funny story! Hubby and I had a good chuckle...thanks!
the coins do jump out with the green background.
Mindy thanks for not doing change your underware.
So, looking again, I'd love to see this one in black and white. I think that would really focus the eye on the textures of the coins, rather than the contrast of the copper and green.
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