One of the neat features of iPhoto that I really like is the ability to tag people/faces in images, and arrange them by individual. It makes finding pictures easier, and keeps things more organized. And while it works surprisingly well most of the time, it does have a few glitches.
No, iPhoto. This is not my Grandfather.
There are just completely random images not containing a face at all that it assumes are individuals. My grandfather again, in this case:
And I also get a little creeped out when it picks random doll heads out of images and suggests that they may be certain individuals.
Those dead doll eyes just freak me out.
It was a lot of fun coming up with a list of the items I fondly remember growing up with. I could remember the smell of the plastic on my Star Wars action figures, the smell the black paper would make when it got hot after sitting on my Lite Bright, waiting very impatiently for the new Christmas catalog to arrive, so my sisters and I could start dreaming about what Santa was going to bring, and waking up for school, curling up on a chair in the living room and watching Underdog while Mom made breakfast.
There are many pictures I’ve taken that I have sentimental attachment to, like just about anyone who enjoys taking pictures, but these are 5 of the images I’ve captured that I feel were most creative at the time, and captured something unique.
