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Tourist Takes 4,000 Photos of Lake, Confirms He Will Look at Them 'Someday'

Sources say the photos will join 11,000 others from previous holidays in a folder titled 'Sort Later'.

By Lifestyle Desk|1 October 2026, 11:45 IST|1 min read
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One of approximately 4,000 nearly identical views captured on Tuesday.Unsplash

Srinagar: A visiting tourist who spent three days photographing the same lake from slightly different angles told reporters on Wednesday that he "definitely" plans to go through the pictures one day.

The man, who reportedly took 4,012 photos including 600 of the same boat, said he had been "too busy capturing the moment" to look at the moment itself.

"I'll sit down with a cup of tea and go through all of them properly," he said, adding the new images to a cloud folder last opened in 2017.

Boatmen on the lake said the tourist was polite but asked them to "go back and row past again" eleven times so that he could get the light right.

At press time, the tourist was asking his travel group to stand in front of the lake for a final photo, which sources confirm he will also never look at.

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