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What has photography taught you?
In simple terms it has taught me to actually look at things against just seeing them.
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Same! 
I have developed a whole new way of looking at things now
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I have developed a whole new way of looking at things now xx
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It can work the other way around too - trying capture things you've visualised by getting over the technically difficulties! 
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I too look at things more closely, mainly my wallet.
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I am both amazed and in awe of the world around me. He has made me treasure every moment and opportunity I have to capture my environment.
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It has taught me to look around me more , I have lived in the same area for 35 years and there are so many things that i didnt see! untill i went about taking photos , a bit like having blinkers taken off.
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bumping this thread because it could be interesting.
I have learnt all the wonderful things that are right in front of my eyes.
I personally prefer people photos but when I see a lonesome tree I think that would be a good pic although the landscape stuff never comes out how i see it in my eye....lol
I have learnt all the wonderful things that are right in front of my eyes.
I personally prefer people photos but when I see a lonesome tree I think that would be a good pic although the landscape stuff never comes out how i see it in my eye....lol
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taught me to listen and take the sound advise from the ones who know,
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