By Lisa Goudy
There are many ways to look at the world.
We can use our eyes to see. We can use our
ears to hear. We can use our nose to smell. We can use our hands to
touch. We can use our tongue to taste.
But
in addition to engaging our senses, there is one other way to look at
the world. We can use our eyes to see through a lens of a camera. And,
as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.
I’ve
always loved taking pictures. Because I take a lot of pictures with a
manual Nikon camera and my point-and-shoot, it is fortunate I was born
in the age of digital cameras.
I
never had the chance to use a camera where you couldn’t preview what
your photo looked like before deciding to print it. To be fair, I don’t
print nearly all of the pictures I take. But I do believe there is still
value in printing pictures, despite the digital rage. I also believe
that smartphones, no matter how good of pictures they take, shouldn’t be
a replacement for digital or manual cameras.
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