Are Titles Important?

[Beaux Reflets]

Took this on a walk in the park. Title?

Solitary Soul

As I guess there is a story hidden around that shot.

And for the Husky shot perhaps  "This Way"

[ABERS]

Dog picture:-

"Any Which Way But Loose"


Shoe

"After Cinderella"

[Graham]

Took this on a walk in the park. Title?


Might have called the husky one "Straining at the Leash"

  Lost sole?

[Reinardina]

Just back from another day out. A bit hot and exhausted. Haven't done much editing or taking photograph's this week, but took this one ( graffiti) yesterday.
Haven't really thought about a title yet. All suggestions welcome.




The face looks vaguely familiar; is it anyone I should know?

[ABERS]

Great graffiti.

Title:-

"Has Anybody Got Any Matchsticks?"

[Oldboy]

Took this on a walk in the park. Title?

I imaging mummy wouldn't be very happy when she treads in mud and 'paints' that all over the house! 

[Reinardina]

Thanks for the matches idea Alan.

It is indeed a great piece of graffiti.

[Beaux Reflets]

Just back from another day out. A bit hot and exhausted. Haven't done much editing or taking photograph's this week, but took this one ( graffiti) yesterday.
Haven't really thought about a title yet. All suggestions welcome.

" See ! "

[spikeyjen]

Took this on a walk in the park. Title?

"not so perfect...."

[Beaux Reflets]

You have started a very meaningful thread here Alan.

Titles are often just as important (in my opinion) as the image itself; a photograph with some punch always deserves a punchy title.

I have refrained from posting my untitled shot of the cat on her hunting lookout post, as her glare suggests a four letter  word phrase (and as I don't like writing them or want to inadvertently offend anyone it will remain without a title)

[donoreo]

Titles are important in competitions.  When I joined my camera club they had a new members meeting and this was mentioned about competitions.  Often the title will sway the judges. 

[ABERS]

Titles are important in competitions.  When I joined my camera club they had a new members meeting and this was mentioned about competitions.  Often the title will sway the judges.

The title is perhaps the cherry on the cake.The only way a title can disqualify a picture is in a Natural History section where it's not enough to identify the subject, but its Latin name must be included, and be right.

i.e. A Robin (Erithacus Rubecula).

I've seen prints rejected for this, and if the subject is a subspecies that must be correct.

That's why you'll never see a natural history print from me.

[Oldboy]

That's why you'll never see a natural history print from me.

You mean you can't speak Latin or Greek! 

[ABERS]

That's why you'll never see a natural history print from me.

You mean you can't speak Latin or Greek! 

Nil desperandum carborundum. Amo amas amant amamos amati amant. 

Ena birra parakalo Popadopoulous file mou. 

[ABERS]

A little foray with InfraRed while the sun was nice and bright yesterday.

Title suggestions please.

Mine is Pom Tiddley Pom Pom.