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>No point to take the 15 million's photo of the eiffel tower. // One proviso to this - it's a travel record. The next picture is a couple standing at the door
by pbhjpbhj 2y ago
>No point to take the 15 million's photo of the eiffel tower. //
One proviso to this - it's a travel record.
The next picture is a couple standing at the door to an apartment... but where is it... 'oh yeah Paris; your mother and i visited college friends. Forgot we'd even been there'.
Sure, way better with a person on the frame, but recognisable landmarks can still have utility in a photo collection.
I was working through my parent's slides and found pictures of St.Marks square -- didn't even know they had been to Italy.
- alistairSH 2y agoAbsolutely. For capturing memories, try to think about photos in small series... Family at a Metro stop Generic Eiffel Tower photo Family at Eiffel Tower Family eating a baguette walking down a random street Etc. As you say, they all provide context and often tell more of a story than a single candid of the family.