I have always found it difficult to buy sunglasses. Most merchandising displays offer a pathetic excuse for a mirror, positioned so you are looking at a bizarre angle into something the size of a rearview mirror. You do this, of course, while looking through a polarized and tinted lens designed to reduce the amount of light passing through them. My solution is to photograph myself with several candidates and select my favorite from the camera’s display. The pair pictured here will replace my current ones which I found broken on my car’s passenger seat this morning. No one has yet confessed to sitting on them. I refuse to pay the exorbitant prices for prescription sunglasses (my regular ones cost more than $800). Instead, I buy a cheap pair that I wear over my regular ones and don’t fret when they get lost or damaged.