When I go through my photos I always find several that don't appear to be of anything in particular. What on earth was I taking a photo of?
Is it just me, or do you have exactly the same problem? :-)
Sunday, 13 March 2011
About Photo Curios
Photo Curios is somewhere for me to share photos of anything unusual I discover...
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The view across Loch Lomond to the snowy slopes of Ben Lomond was the first sign of snow we spotted :-) -
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I get this all the time, I'm always like "What was going through my mind!?
Sometimes, a scene that looks quite attractive in reality, is very flat on a photograph. Having said that, I've no idea what was going through your head when you took that first photo! I get stuff like this when I press the button by accident :D
I guess if you were a connoisseur of street lamps this particular one, with its unusual lamp part, might have caught your eye!
Hee hee. I tend to delete photos very quickly after I've taken them if they weren't what I was intending. That could also be because i keep my memory card too full (otherwise known as "A Tragedy Waiting to Happen").
I take photos of things that are nothing in particular most of the time to mark my place. My first and last are like that every time.
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