How could you possibly showcase humid or humidity in a picture… I was thinking so hard for a little while now and I decided that it’s best to post a pic that reminds me of humidity. The following pictures were taken in Far North Queensland a couple of months ago and believe me: It sure was humid up there…
Inspired by Jennifer Nichole Wells’ One Word Photo Challenge – Humid
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It would be difficult to show humidity, but I think you have succeeded. Lovely pictures.
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Thank you 🙂
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I am already feeling wet from looking at it!
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Covered in sweat the moment you stepped outside…
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Ack! Often it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity?
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Yep
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The pictures feel it is pleasant out there though…but you know better 🙂
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It looks nice, right? But it was crazy humid. The moment you were in the forest it was better though
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Yes, they look good.
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These are beautiful! Humidity was quite difficult for me too – I’m glad you were up for the challenge.
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Thank you :-). It was indeed a challenge… But fun as always 🙂
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I can sense the heavy heat.
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So I succeeded 🙂
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Yes!
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They look smashing-humid-hot~
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Yep, that’s how it felt 🙂
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They are good pictures
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Thanks
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I LOVE humidity. My favourite hash tag is #warmandmoist It’s the biggest downside of living in Canberra. It is too dry.
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I was just about to ask you what you do in Canberra then 😉
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I suffer. I have Ichthyosis vulgaris and every day my skin causes discomfort and some days it’s painful.
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Wow… Do you use a vaporizer to ease it? Might be a stupid question…
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I use a lot of moisturiser. I reckon I buy more moisturiser than most of the women I know.
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Moisturizer can have the opposite effect and dry your skin out even more. Have you ever tried Coco Butter? Almond oil, Macadamia oil or even olive oil?
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I’ve tried them but they get greasy. I produce about a glass of dead skin a week. I find sorbolene to be the best for me. I put it on in the shower, after a shower and before I go to bed.
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I see… They do feel greasy and with the amount of dead skin you produce… No chance to move to humid climate? That would be better for you, right?
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I have a great job and really good friends. Canberra as a town is pretty good. It’s small and there’s no traffic. I keep looking for jobs elsewhere though.
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Oh it’s a great city! I loved it when we were there. Nice and quiet.
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It’s like a cold and dry version of Darwin (my happy place) 😀
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Wow … Wonderful … 🙂
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Thank you!
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You could do a before and after pic to show humidity. How you can go from perfectly comfortable to a hot sweaty mess just walking to your mailbox. Been there done that myself!
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Yep, that would have worked…
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