Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Looking Backward: New Discoveries

An old rail car going to a museum.

One of the carriage horses that pulls the flower laced carriages in downtown for the visitors and even locals that take the ride.



 
It will soon be time for the annual Dragon Boat Races in Las Colinas
 












 
Looking backwards will always turn up new discoveries. That's why photography really is "a moment in time" because sometimes months will pass before you see an image from an old shoot. Once the image falls behind the shutters, it's still that exact moment when you clicked the shutter. But, the excitement isn't lost. It's still just as exciting as if you had just shot the image only hours ago. Indexing images is very important and I don't always index a shoot like I should. So looking backwards will turn
up lost images. Here are a few examples of a three month period of lost indexes.

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