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Images On A Camera
Its just a hobby but its unique. Taking a roll of film and developing it is the beauty of it all. It’s like you’re developing memories. One thing I love about it, they can’t be changed. They're memories that will last a lifetime. Something to look back on and say “Hey, i remember that” or “wow, I looked like that?” I can look at them and remember the exact time, say, and moment the photo was taken. Yes. I do have times where I lose a roll of film. I get upset, and soon enough I forget about it. I’ll find nameless rolls of film on laying around the house. I develop them and look at them. I’ll smile or look disappointed because I either developed a memory or lost all proof that it happened. I took a great memory and recreated it or destroyed it. That’s the beauty of it all, It’s a risk. You either fail or you recreate the magic. It’s all just a beautiful disaster.
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