A while ago, I bought a Sony A6300 to make videos, just because I thought it could be nice. I could take pictures with it as well, which is why I started to learn about photography. Without really noticing, I was reading about composition, editing, colours, etc. The more I learned, the more I realized there was so much more to know about. Before I knew I developed a real passion.
Also, if I gather a larger audience, I would love to use that share the impacting reality we live in; spreading awareness would be how I add to the world. I see myself as a person who is proud of the choices I made and can’t wait for the challenges in front of me. Hopefully I can make a living through my passion and stay true to it in the future.
Also, if I gather a larger audience, I would love to use that share the impacting reality we live in; spreading awareness would be how I add to the world. I see myself as a person who is proud of the choices I made and can’t wait for the challenges in front of me. Hopefully I can make a living through my passion and stay true to it in the future.
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