Originally Posted by flinchalot
I go out to have a laugh with mates, occasionally I take a camera if it's a special event like someone's birthday, but that's for the memories lol.
Eventually nights out all tend to be quite similar so there's no point taking photos every single time! Especially if you go out a couple of times every week :P
Then what's the point going out if it's the same thing most of the time? My nights out always seem to have something different about them and I like to keep those memories.
Also, some of my favourite pictures of my late mum are the ordinary ones of her cooking and just hanging about. When I tell my children what their grandmum was like, I want them to see
her. And I'll want them to see
me. Not just, 'there's me at my 21st, oh and there's me at a friend's wedding, and there's me at my mum's funeral'. I want them to see how I was doing ordinary things.
I grew up hating photos and I still do, and I've never taken a non-essential photo of myself in my entire life (i.e. except for Uni ID, etc.) yet there are somehow over 1,000 pics of me on Facebook. Of me in the practical room at Uni, in lectures, out for lunch and dinner, in the living room watching tv, at the park, volunteering, out on walks, sleeping (damn her!), travelling, site seeing, leaving for uni, at special events, hugging people's pets and children and yes, also at clubs.
Not much of my life is spent standing next to cakes of celebration, so I don't see why my photos should be restricted to such. Despite personal tragedies, depression and having to have a break from Uni, I've had the best few years of my life and I want to remember as much of it as I can (my memory is notoriously awful). I fail to see what's wrong with that!
PS - sorry for rant. It's at everyone, not just you! Also, your sig! So cuuuute and
