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@ghdprentice 

Lots of nice pictures, and you like taking pictures of people which is really good because lots of times people take pictures without people.

Too bad they didn't let you inside North Korea those would also be pretty awesome pictures.

I remember visiting lots of places in the 90s before they had digital cameras. I visited Paris four times and never took any pictures.  I did go to Budapest and like you I actually did take some really nice pictures.  Remember seeing the chain bridge at night but the pictures came out fuzzy cause I couldn't hold the camera steady. bet you're happy you didn't take lots of slides, I've got a lot of those from my parents, I don't know what to do with them. Maybe they went to North Korea before it became North Korea. My father was in the Korean war

@ghdprentice - here's my concert photo website, MyPixRock...

https://mypixrock.format.com/

@emergingsoul 

I don't have a lot of pre 2000 photos... although probably 1,000. As digital cameras came into their own, this became possible. It has been amazing as it became possible to take photos of people... then at night, then people at night. I've got over 120,000 photos. I like to process them, then just move on. So, the photos shown are not curated sets... I just grabbed some... not at random but from contact sheet sized images.