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Here is a case in point. The shot was taken on Maligne Lake at Spirit Island. Its similar to one I showed before in my blog. The location is a classic Canadian Rockies photo location, the sort of thing you see on postcards and chocolate boxes etc. There is no road to this point, you have get there by boat as we did.
You then get off the boat and walk the short trek up the path to the viewpoint/overlook. To make the most of the visit as conditions are pretty good weatherwise, you feel obliged to take a shed load of photos, well it would be rude not to
The thing is though that your shots are pretty much the same as the many thousands of people who have been there before. You try to look for something different so take a load more shots between the boat and the viewpoint. Its no good though, its all been done before, so you just have to accept it and do the best you can, I ain't gonna be buying postcards anyway 
So the problem comes when you are back home, of choosing a couple or three definitive shots to include in the slide-show. Its fairly easy to sift out the no hopers, the ones that are obviously too overexposed, have excessive flare, or for other reasons are duffers
Oh by the way, you may have noticed the sun was in the wrong direction, so I'm not happy about that. You can't do anything about that though, esp when you have to be back on the boat in 15mins and the sun isn't going to move significantly in that time. So once again you do your best, underexpose a bit to allow for the brightness of the sky, hoping to lift the shadows later. Oh dear, the trials of holiday photography Anyway, I'm still no nearer choosing which shots I'm going to use, there are just too many decent shots of this stunningly beautiful place, so I just may end up having to bore everyone with more photos
Here's another taken from nearby, with a different camera, perhaps you can see how difficult it might be to choose between them.
What a great "problem" to have through. Very jealous. Did you enjoy the E P1?
Josh