Every trip to nature for a walk or what I call photo hunting, I go with the hope that I will be able to make lots of good photos, sometimes my wishes come true and sometimes they don't!
The desire to see something amazing, stunning, unique, etc., gives me the motivation and strength to do the same thing on a daily basis, go in search of photographs.
Often, while looking and adjusting myself so that I can take photos from the angle I want, through the viewfinder I look at what I want to photograph, but many times I do not take a single photo. Why? I don't want to ruin that moment, I just want to watch it and enjoy it without the hassle of creating a photo!
Mostly, these are some small things like insects as they feed on some of the many wild flowers. I keep track of what they do and how they behave, often forgetting my primary reason for being there.
Although I really like photography, but occasionally it is really necessary to put the camera away and simply indulge in the moment and enjoy it. A completely ordinary and a million times seen scene can brighten your day and lift your mood to a higher level!
Over time, I realized that I needed to find time every day, at least 5 minutes, to enjoy the simple things that can only be seen in nature. This is a kind of therapy that I call "stress killer", later you will always have enough time to take the picture you want. Therefore, give yourself at least 5 minutes for relaxation!
09.10.2019. Thanks for visiting my photo blog
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