I used to be a picky photographer when using film in that I would _ONLY_ take a picture if I felt it was a keeper and preferred those without people since they tend to ruin the scenery. And I was a meticulous note taker as well. What I mean is that I would write down what every shot was as I took it so even when they did not turn out, I knew what it was supposed to be. One of my favorites is photo taken on a trip to Rome many years ago. It is actually labelled and in the photo album. I think it was the Roman Forum but it looks like, well, absolutely nothing; it is just a blurry streak of lights snapped as the tour bus drove by at night.
I am much better about that now in that I tolerate people (in some shots) and as a general rule am also more willing to just snap away and sort it out later. But one thing that has not changed is that I am just as bad about thinking every photo is a keeper, even when it is not (nor was it intended to be). So instead, I just dump them into folders on the computer every now and then. [My digital camera holds ~960 shots before I have to download and have never gotten within 200 of filling it but that also illustrates how seldom I am forced to download.]
Well, I recently entertained the idea of starting that long delayed project and began consolidating the various scattered downloaded photos and trying to do a first level sorting by folder names. Admittedly, I did not get far but _DID_ delete some not worth keeping, so accomplished something at least. While doing it I also pulled out a few that I liked, including some that I took when playing with the highspeed/action mode on the camera and wanted to use to see how the embedded slideshow feature from Picasa works (the real point of this blog). I assume there are better methods available but I did not feel like researching them now. So it is entirely possible that one day, this blog will be reposted with newer photo/slideshow settings as well as additional photos as I work through the rest.
Bad Hair Day
Relaxing
Red Elephants (gotta love Georgia clay)
Butterfly Bush
Action Shots (he was actually yawning, not roaring, sorry)
4 comments:
You have much better photos then the ones you posted!
I think the lion is gonna hurt himself. Great pics!
I must be hereditary! I have been working on organizing pictures the last few weeks. But they somehow are strung out over three laptops????
.....What is wrong with saving blurry pictures? You know what it looked like when you took it......
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