Sea of memories

Inside our brains is a labyrinth of records. Only you could know how far it goes. Whether it is a limited or unlimited space is in your hands. Hold onto em for as long as you can (good or bad ones, both can make you a more experienced individual).

So there was a room at hopscotch that I initially didn't intend to explore for reasons that should be obvious to more then a few individuals, it was a ball pit (shocker). As expected there were smaller kids going in with their parents, which was already a red flag. I saw another photographer in there though so I thought I'd suck it up (plus if I remember correctly she had a Nikon, wasn't about to be shown up like that as a proud Canon user).

The balls were see through with the LED lights underneath. I got low and waded through. I got a perfectly aligned shot but as I was experimenting, I also got a slanted shot and I kinda like it more. Doesn't help that as the LED was changing colors, I got it mid-transition while trying this angle, adding to the need to make this the official shot. Did almost nothing in editing except maybe turn the contrast up. I didn't eliminate the black area cause I think it contributes to the unusual nature of this shot.

Still haven't gotten ringworm, but I would still advise against walking into any ball pits. Just shoot from the side. Or maybe I'm trying way too hard to overthink how to present this (always needing to write these elongated entries). Searching my brain for any semblance of creativity after I think flickr drained it from me over the past couple of months. Not giving up, but could be overthinking or rambling. My memories are not as strong as they used to be.

Done