As the world begins to wake up and my house remains completely still, a sense of calm and tranquillity washes over me, bringing peace of mind. There’s something about the morning sun that fills me with gratitude and assures me I’m in for a positive day. Though I live in a fairly ordinary city, and the view from my bedroom window isn’t exactly stunning, it’s incredible what a good zoom lens and a click of the shutter can achieve.
I’m not one of those people who instinctively has "the eye" for photography; I usually just point and click. However, recently, I have begun to notice beauty in things I hadn’t seen before. There’s something truly magical about nature, and I love trying to capture the myriad colours and details within a single frame that make the image feel alive, just as it did at that moment.
Even though I live in a rather characterless city, there is still beauty to be discovered; you just have to look a little harder. My photography might not be perfect, and that’s perfectly fine—it’s not the reason I take pictures. I capture moments because when something resonates with me, whether it’s the way it looks or the feeling it evokes, I want to hold onto that moment forever and share it with the world so you can see what I see today.
"In the darkness, she listened to the silence. She wallowed in the beautiful nothing it made." - A. Lynn
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