My parents always told me that I had an eye for photography.
I got my first DSLR for for my 15th birthday.
And ever since then, I just loved shooting.
My mom always told me to like be in the moment
and be present where you are.
Photography gave me an outlet to do that,
because you do have to be so 100%
invested in the moment and part of the moment.
And good photo has the opportunity
to go so far beyond just that one moment, that one capture,
whether it's from a war, or a celebration, or from you
win the big game, or you lose the big game.
It just I think has the ability to inspire such a large amount
of time beyond it.
I think it's very cool and part of why I'm drawn to it.
A lot of people take photos and post them
to Instagram, and Facebook, or to social media,
or even send them to friends or family,
because they want to let their loved ones know.
They want to let the world know that they were part
of something big, and that they were there,
and that it was an experience in their life
that has contributed to their overall story.
We don't want to let time just by.
We want to go back and revisit these memories
and remember what happened and share that with the people
that we love.
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