Tuesday, October 31, 2006
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We take photographs, to remember the precious memories we had. We take photographs, to capture a moment that meant something to us. We take photographs, because that someone in the photograph matters.
Standing in front of a famous landmark, being a part of the class photo, or a candid shoot during a night out, we take photographs all the time. But, maybe we should slow down a little, and look at the photos that we have taken. Here's a little something.
In 1984, American Peter Feldstein went around his neighbourhood in Oxford, Iowa, and captured the images of 670 residents. 21 years later, he set up his camera again, and finished off what he has started. Some of the original residents had died, and some had moved to other parts of the country, while there are still many who remained in the town. The project documented how things have changed / remained unchanged over the years.
 As you view the photos, take a moment to think about your life, and your journey. Think about the next 10 years, next 20 years down the road. Who we will become? Who do you want others to remember you by? Ohh…that’s the class bully, the nerd that knew everything, the class beau that was everyone's dream girl?
Personally, i realized that we should not just snap away at random pictures which doesn't meant anything. We should put some thoughts into every image that we take.
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小强's File |
24. (but acts 14)
Multi tasker / Multiple Personality.
Free Spirit.
Many preferences, Few dislikes.
One Weakness.
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