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Where does the time go?
Memories
To last a life time
As a photographer, I often find myself pondering the question, "Where does the time go?" It's a concept that seems to slip through our fingers, especially when viewed through the lens of a camera. Each photograph captures a fleeting moment, a slice of life that will never occur in exactly the same way again. This is one of the many reasons why updating your photos regularly is so important.
Time has a way of subtly altering everything around us. People change, landscapes evolve, and even the light that dances across a familiar scene can transform with the seasons. What was once a vibrant memory can fade, just as colors do in an old photograph. That's why as a photographer, I encourage everyone to refresh their images periodically. While the frequency might vary depending on your needs and circumstances, here are a few guidelines to consider:
Ultimately, the frequency of updating your photos depends on your personal preference and life circumstances. However, by making a conscious effort to refresh your images periodically, you preserve the essence of fleeting moments that make up the fabric of your life. Time may pass swiftly, but photographs allow us to hold on to the memories that matter most, giving us a portal back to moments otherwise lost to time.
As we head towards Christmas…
As we head towards Christmas and the end of 2020, what is that you are thankful/grateful for? It certainly has been a year! I’m really grateful that I have my parents, family all living in the same suburb, there are so many who haven’t seen any of their families and friends for a long time. I’m grateful for my little people, as challenging as they can be at times, they certainly make me stop and think sometimes.
I hope that you enjoy Christmas, the end of year celebrations, and here’s to a happy, healthy 2021.
Get the pictures
It all begins with an idea.
I do love to photograph in the ocean but I also do enjoy capturing images from the land. I think that it is important to capture the moments that will last a life time, capture them when they are small, but also remember to get them photographed as they are getting older, and please don’t forget to get yourself in the frame.
