Photos by Phone
I was just on the phone for a long time with one of my sisters going through all my trip photos. It was really fun. I feel somewhat proud of my photos mostly because I've never been one to take a lot of pictures and I think they turned out really good. Even though I'm proud of them I don't want to force them on people cuz I certainly don't expect anyone to love them as much as I do. It's kinda like when someone shows you a slideshow of their vacation -- you weren't there so why should you care. Going through them with her was, however, a good way of telling other stories that aren't included with the photos.
I've never had a digital camera before and it has really changed the way I've thought about taking pictures. I can experiment more and just take lots of shots of things and see what works and what doesn't. I've learned a lot about my camera but realized about halfway through the trip that I should've taken my manual along. There were some difficult lighting situations where I didn't know what setting would be best. It was also hard to tell from the little screen what the photos would really look like. Some came out even better than they looked; some didn't turn out that great.
Here's one of my favorites: the gardens at Hampton Court Palace.
I really enjoyed looking at your pictures. I would like to see all 733 if you post them somewhere and hear the stories that go with and between them. Oh, I saw that World Market has Korma, but I didn't buy it because we were in a hurry and weren't getting anything else.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'm pretty happy with them. I just posted all the photos Tuesday night. If you're on the London page, click the right-pointing blue arrow. It will take you to the first of 5 Die-Hard Fan pages. Keep clicking the blue arrows to go to the next Die-Hard page.
ReplyDeleteWow, I just finished looking at the last of the UK pictures. Still jealous....
ReplyDeleteWhat garden was that in Die Hard 5 towards the end, I don't remember the picture number.
If you mean the one with the pointy trees and the swans, that's the same garden as you see in the photo above: Hampton Court Palace, specifically the Privy Garden.
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