Photographing Idioms

An idiom is a group of words that you cannot deduce the meaning from the actual words themselves.

I thought I would try getting into photography by trying something different. I stopped at five from my list because they are just too pedestrian.

What idiom do you use the most?

1) Pretty penny

2) A pinch of salt

3) Time is money

4) Walking on eggshells

5) The elephant in the room

3 Comments

Dean arh, arh, hah, hah! very fun. Very creative or very bored? Sometimes contrived from those thin/fine lined places, i.e., love and hate, laughter and crying, genius and insanely.

I love the creative thinking Dean.

Now you've let the cat out of the bag perhaps others will follow in your footsteps.

This is a fantastic idea, Dean. I love it. Thank you for inspiration!

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