In digital photography, there can be too much emphasis on achieving tack sharp images, vivid colours and creating perfect lighting conditions.
We make images to stand the test of pixel-peeping and HD screens.
But our brain's internal 'photographic' memory can be a lot more fuzzy and imperfect.
A bit like images through a lens from an old folding camera...
Photos: Sony A77 with adapted 1950s Ensign Ensar Anastigmat 100mm f4.5
