Thaw. Part 2

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I recently became interested in one topic - I wanted to study the effect of minerals and stones on human energy. Immediately I wondered how to distinguish a real stone from a fake? The real one will almost always be opaque, with a chaotic pattern, of a dull color. How does this relate to photography?

In our life, the same as with stones: reality is more often than not attractive to the eye.

We are led by a beautiful cover.

A postcard photography is indisputably necessary, but it does not always reflect our life.

As in the case with stones, from a real, even an unattractive photo, there will be a flicker, and from a bright licked postcard you will not feel anything.

I have always enjoyed wandering along the river and looking at different stones.

In the new year, I decided to completely surrender to my feelings and desires.

After all, at some point one must begin to strive to live for real, honestly, without deceiving oneself!

If you like collecting different stones, then you need to do it. After all, this is the real you!

The main thing is that it should be from the heart, and not with a focus on business.

It often happened that walking down the street, I noticed an interesting subject, but did not take a picture.

All because of prejudice. I thought that this plot was not worthy to get the camera out of the backpack.

Yes, some kind of filter is still needed. But if something excited, then you need to give it a response.

It is clear that it will be difficult to live permanently with such a principle.

But you need to pay as much attention to your inner self as possible, listen to desires.

The thaw, like all other manifestations of the weather, also has textured.

By the way, there has always been mud.

Wild animals or even dinosaurs also created mud.

So why not love mud if it is with us always and everywhere?

Or do you need a beautiful cover again?...

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