Seemingly boring pictures

Here we are again talking about the magic of taking pictures. Not for the magic of professional photography, which, alas, is not available to everyone, but the one that is present in the daily life of each one of us. I take as an example these very ordinary photos that I found on my phone to show this magic that is not visible at first glance.

There is a very nice community here at Hive that encourages taking pictures while walking, all kinds of detailed pictures, whatever. The idea is brilliant in my opinion.
You know, if there are photographers among you, maybe you sometimes say to yourself: focused on taking pictures of the places I visit, I often forget to pay attention to the place itself. But that's not exactly the case. Because by taking pictures, you actually remember a lot more of this place than you think.

I really can't say why I took these very ordinary photos. What did I want to say with them? Is it just because this is the building of a retirement club in a village and this club is called "Iglika"/Primrose.
Hardly. It continues to be uninteresting.
Or because the next day I photographed another retirement club in the neighboring town and it already looked much more impressive and is already called "Starfish"...:

Again, no. But I remember those days very well, the whole walk, all the circumstances, minute by minute, picture by picture.
At first glance, these photos say nothing, but in fact they contain everything. And that's the magic of taking pictures.

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	Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you.