We don't know if taking off from some airport is enough to say you're travelling. Somebody said: "To travel you need to have some meter, some measure, otherwise it's just about moving".

Our travels always start crossing a border and end up when we pin a new small flag on our world map, hung on a wall back home. This is maybe the difference between us and real travellers. Borders crossed by travellers lie within the paths that they create on their own; their flights follow unforeseeable routes. On the contrary, our borders just require a passport and will yield to a new flag on our world map.
Flags on that map we have many, now. But we have even more ready in our drawers.

In between new "flags", we also move around our country: the truth is that sometimes we don't even realize we're travelling. So, we have started to take a few shots around us, even if we are not crossing borders.
In a way, taking pictures of your own country sounds strange and, we don't know why, always seems to be a more difficult task than doing it abroad. We do it neither seriously nor methodically. Nor, we're following a specific criteria.
After all, we have no criteria even when travelling.