ISO 200 50mm f/1.8 1/4000
To be honest I couldn’t think of a good title for this post so I will stick with this.
I have just been going through my images in Lightroom; renaming folders and putting them in the right place as well as organising collections. Lightroom is amazing for organising images yet if you don’t organise them in the first place then they won’t be organised.
While sorting everything out I realised that there are a lot of shots left unedited, either because I didn’t have time or I had moved on to new shots. Although from looking at them I don’t think they are that good so this is probably the subconscious reason for not touching them.
The image above is one of the images I found, I had edited it but I don’t believe I actually shared the shot. In a way this image sums up quite well how I have felt this year, take from that what you will.
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The future’s bright, the future’s orange?
That could be one interpretation Andrew.
Looks like a tiny person with a clear present, a foggy past and a bright future.
thanks a good analogy for the image.