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When you're going through a hard time or having a bad day it's really easy to let yourself take a face-forward dive into an ocean of self pity. You start asking yourself questions like, "Why is this happening to me?" or "Why do I always get handed the short end of the stick?" It's normal to feel tha...
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There is so much joy and beauty around us but we often overlook it being mired in the grind of daily life. It is only when you move away or travel or see it from a different point of view that you realize that there are so many joyful simple things in life. If you are keen on photography, you can be sure that the lens of the camera will definitely give you a different perspective on mundane things and make you see the joy in the simple things of life. For instance, day and night are things that we take for granted but it is only when you look at dark, interesting and mysterious night photography does one realize that there is so much more than to this time of the day than sleep and rest. There is something almost magical about the lenses of a camera that gives you a point of view that is different from the mundane and we do need this way of looking at things once in a while. That is why the next time you see something that makes you want to smile, we suggest that you look at it from another point of view – that of a photographer and you will have a joyful memory to cherish.
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