The Great Photo Sorting Season is now open!
When I say “open” I mean “I’ve been thinking about it without doing anything terribly constructive”.
My first delve into the recent past is a stunning Iris ensata. This photo was taken on a July visit to Marwood Hill Gardens with my pal Deb. If you wish to reminisce along with me check out my post Friendship. It was a wonderful day, although I really should have written down the name of this beauty. I will have to pop back to find out. As anyone who knows this garden will know, it won’t be a great hardship.
Off The Edge Gardening 
That’s a lovely thing – I look forward to more from your annual sorting.
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What a beauty! Good luck with the sorting – I’m looking forward to seeing what catches your eye as you sort!
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Thanks, it is daunting but there is so much dross I really should do lots of deleting. But I am very easily diverted ….. 🙂
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Nice. Just wondering, tho, is this a continuation of the great intensive photo sort out you started a couple of years ago? Remember? The one for which you withdrew entirely from the world for months? xx
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It is indeed. Although it was just a month, but it might have it felt like years. x
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Beautiful
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I wish I’d known there was a closed season. I find the real dross is mainly the oldest stuff and the files are tiny so you delete loads and it makes not a scrap of difference. I just give in and buy another couple of terrabytes of storage.
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Just for the lazy of us! I try to label what they are, vaguely, so I can in theory find examples later. Sounds good in theory, in practice it takes a long time and involves so many decisions on which to keep (better/worse/better/worse). Some days I am in the right mood, often I’m not. 🙂
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This could take a while…
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There is no end date ……
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