Sometimes it takes time do discover some gems in ones own photo collection. Taking pictures is an almost daily routine and the volumes and the folders on the computer don´t get thinner. I have a system of reviewing my folders, where I reevaluate, delete and create new sub-folders. Maybe I´ve already deleted my own picture-of-the-year many times. The two following pictures are a good example: almost deleted, but eventually rediscovered. 

Latter-Day Saints Temple Washington D.C. in the sunset. This is a shot I snapped with my smartphone from a moving bus. We turned a corner, I saw the nice setting, and right at the last moment I activated the camera without giving it time to focus or letting it calculate needed parameter. Technically the picture is a case for the bin, but it has its right in the vast expanse of experimental photography.

A reflection in a skyscraper, part of a bigger picture which was underexposed. Before finally deleting, I gave it a new chance by doing some cropping - and voilà: picture saved. 

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