(Part of the reason for this theme is to help highlight some of our work and get more involved with others that you may not otherwise be exposed to.)
If you have 30 or more photos in your project, there will be a flashback link in the information box on any one of your photo pages.
This information box contains a list of options under your thumbnails, such views, comments, album name, etc. Near the bottom of the list you'll find the flashback link. If you click it, it will take you to one of your past photos.
This is a fun and random way to share some of our older work... try not to cheat, and use the first image it gives you, even if you aren't too fond of it!
Just copy the URL near the very bottom of the information box (where the application says "copy and paste code") and then paste the code here.
So post your photos here and let the Flashbacks begin!
I love seeing where the flashback button takes people :)
A little snowdrop from last January. I was pleased with the clarity of this but cross I chopped off the bottom of the stem. This has reminded me to try again!
This is the first time I'm eligible for this thread ~ one full month! Go me! I like this picture a lot, although it didn't click with many people when I posted it, likely because it was very different from what I had been posting before this. I think now more people see that I'm a bit of a photographic chameleon. My best photographer friend IRL says it's more like artistic schizophrenia. Enjoy!
One of the many I have shot inside Sacred Heart Basilica, Newark NJ. Only average, I have done a lot better, technically. ISO is way too high. I had at least two stops leeway here with the fast f/1.8 35mm. This was before I discovered the ISO Sensitivity Settings to automatically keep the ISO under control.
I flashed back to birds in the tree outside my office window during a snowstorm in December 2013 as I sit by the same window in the middle of a snowstorm. Not a bird in sight today though.
November 21st, 2013 -- it was for the word challenge "Bokeh." I quite liked the way it turned out, but it received very few views, and only one comment. :(
Another from when we were doing Mad Minute Words. This was posted in August of 2013. The word was impecuniousness -- meaning poverty, having little or no money. I decided to photograph a pair of raggedy shoes I still had.
It only flashed back a few days. I took this one last Sunday, but I do like it. It happened to be a little cooler day here in South Florida and the iguanas were out at the lake sunning on the rocks to stay warm.
This one was from early in January when I was still learning how to use my camera all over again.
Only been part of this project for 31 days but already learnt so much.
June 27th 2012. My anniversary trip to Santorini. Ahhhh, wish I was back there today. Its gray and a not-so-lovely freezing rain is coming down here in Stockholm. Sigh.
Apologies for being late to the party! I'm a newbie and wondered what the "Flashback" link was all about. I only spotted it this morning. A quick search brought me here. :-)
19 January 2015
I am also a newbie and was shown this challenge by a friend last night! The shot that was picked for me was my first attempt at "bubbles" not brilliant but I enjoyed messing around! Jan 16 2015 so not too long ago.
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I learned so much about cats that day.
This is the first time I'm eligible for this thread ~ one full month! Go me! I like this picture a lot, although it didn't click with many people when I posted it, likely because it was very different from what I had been posting before this. I think now more people see that I'm a bit of a photographic chameleon. My best photographer friend IRL says it's more like artistic schizophrenia. Enjoy!
Poinsettia Garland - 17th Dec 2014
It is a delightfully sensative photo!
This is the first time I'm eligible!! 31 days yay!! and not my best either, but I think I captured a bit of the action on the day.
December 2013
Hope I'm pasting the image right...
My heavens, almost three years ago! Crazy. 10 March 2012.
This one was from early in January when I was still learning how to use my camera all over again.
Only been part of this project for 31 days but already learnt so much.
19 January 2015