...you are given one.
The ubiquitous camera. Just think how, just a hundred years ago, cameras were for the wealthy only. They were so rare that many people never saw one in their lives. Today a photograph from a cellphone can have the acuity of a very costly camera. Optics and lenses are available to the layperson for a very affordable price.
I don't have a single special lens, I have never taken lessons, and I often take pics from a moving car and still I have taken some spectacular shots! Every one of these is mostly just point and shoot.
Have a look.
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| Waipu Beach New Zealand at sunrise |
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| Waipu Beach just past sunrise |
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| Liz at tidal pools at Moffat Beach |
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| In the car, headed into sunset |
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| jellyfish at Bulimba |
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| Oxford Street, Bulimba |
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| Moograh Dam |
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| Lizzie |
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| In a Melbourne mall |
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| Chelsea Beach, Victoria |
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| Lorne Victoria |
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| Elizabeth at Chelsea Beach, Chelsea Victoria |
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| At Heritage Farm, Phillip Island, Victoria |
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| John at Otwel Lighthouse in Victoria |
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| Otwel Lighthouse |
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| London Bridge in Victoria |
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| A part of the Twelve Apostles rock formation |
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| The Twelve Apostles |
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| Lucy at the playground |
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| Redcliffe Beach |
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| Playground at Redcliffe |
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| The Brisbane Eye at South Bank, reflecting |
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| tea at Oxford Street |
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| Elizabeth at Minnippi Parklands |
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| Marina at Lota |
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| Wellington Point |
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| Redcliffe |
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| Luncheon Visitor |
I have hundreds of others! My point?
Technology ROCKS my socks! I have been given the opportunity to be there for each of these shots and to actually TAKE THEM. Or... I have been given them...
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