I don’t know about you, but when I need to reach into my
photo archives like I did last week, I have a tendency to get lost. The problem is that I take far too many
photos. And while I try to keep up with
them by deleting the obviously bad ones and loads of mediocre ones right after I upload them,
I always
have a backlog.
When I had my knee replaced last October, I thought I would
be able to sit around for a while and really weed out more photos but I had no
idea that I would have no attention span post-op for about two months and I surely didn’t realize that sitting for
any length of time would get really uncomfortable.
So I never got to all those photos.
Well, last week when I was searching around for
my ten best shots for my Art Guild night, I got ensnared by the beautiful Charleston, South
Carolina. Greg and I visited there a
year ago January and I was too busy around that time to really look at what I
brought back digitally. So the other day
I just got stuck. Here are a few photos
pulled from my archives of some doors and windows from Charleston, South
Carolina.
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| I have no idea why there was a red dot on this building. |
