. . . to take pictures of books that I might want to read/buy/investigate further
This one, of course, goes in the Operation Yes/fun improv ideas pile |
. . . to save bits of interesting language
Old-timey advertisement at Cracker Barrel. I zoomed in because . . . |
. . . the "Tally-ho horn" made me laugh. One of my characters might need a tally-ho horn one day. |
. . . to provide writing inspiration
Come on, isn't "bring 'em back alive" a pertinent reminder not to overwork your revision? Or to go out there and nab a great story in the first place? |
. . . to marvel at how things in my books are essential to people's daily lives
That's right. Banana pudding (featured in Operation Yes) is so popular and valued that there is a whole DAY devoted to it. |
. . . to record critical details, such as who I am.
What writerly things do you use your camera for?
I of course read the list before looking at the caption, and the "Tally Ho Horn" was by far my favorite thing on that list.
ReplyDeleteMy phone's camera isn't particularly good, something I will be more careful about next time I change cell phones. Because I'd like better photos, and, like you, seldom have my camera in tow.