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1.Look at work from your favorite photographers- Look for photographers who’s work I admire but who are in a genre I don’t typically shoot. I’d analyze them on why they appeal me so much and try to recreate something similar.

2. Urban Exploration for Fresh Perspectives- I’d pick a neighborhood in my city that I’m not familiar with and take photos with no specific goal other than just observing, shoot anything that interests me.

2. Mastering The Golden Hour- I’d shoot photos and experiment with sunsets and sunrise; soft lights change the look of subjects.

4. Stepping Out of my comfort zone with Marco- Try a new lens, focus on the intricate details of everyday objects- the texture of a leaf, the patterns on an insect’s wing or the condensation on a glass.

5. One Subject, three ways- Challenge I with different subject and photograph them in different ways.

I got passionate due to how I am always eager to accomplish anything that comes my way whether it’s a goal I set for myself, challenge, or maybe even just a hobby. Anytime, if I’m trying anything new i find something to enjoy from it. Diving headfirst into what interests me, fueled by an insatiable curiosity and an unwavering dedication. Approaching challenges with an infectious enthusiasm, turning obstacles into opportunities for growth and learning, Exceling and making meaningful impacts, taking risks, stepping out of my comfort zone, seeking new experiences, innovation and more.

Photography connects to us all around the world, but it is said that it mostly connects us by capturing moments, bridging cultures and generations. It allows us to see the world through different perspectives, eyes, having empathy mad understanding. Visual storytelling evokes emotions, sparking conversations and creating new experiences for each and one of us. It allows us to reflect on our past, understand our present and anticipate our future. Photography is a strong tool to document wonderful memories.