I always try to consider what little moments happen every day that you might otherwise overlook. Like, for me-I always want to look back on photos of things that I would consider to be “everyday memories”. While it’s great to have pics of birthdays and special memories like holidays, I always find the ones that mean more are just the plain, everyday ones. So things like someone in your family cooking dinner? Take a picture. Going for a walk? Picture. Driving? just take a picture!! Those simpler moments are what you’ll really want to look back on!!
Jan 31, 2025
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My dad always tells me to take a lot of photos of things that may seem mundane to me today -> i.e the streets I walk on often, or the front of the coffee shops I always go to.
Simply because it’ll be nice to look back on, and the film is cheap (bc it’s an iPhone).
Apr 21, 2024
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Without sounding like a bitter luddite, I miss the days of people capturing moments for the sake of remembering, not sharing with strangers. We all have childhood VHS footage and disposable photos of seemingly mundane moments at family BBQs, birthday parties, vacations, etc, but in the iPhone age most of our photos are taken with the intention of posting. This is a crucial difference, for me at least, so I recommend getting a camera not because it takes better photos than your phone, but because it'll remind you to capture more regular slices of life.
Jan 5, 2023
nothing extraordinary or especially artistic; literally just hanging out with them and thinking “wow i love this moment, i’m gonna take a picture!”
i don’t think there’s any way you can regret taking a picture of the people you love in a moment you love.
Nov 5, 2024
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Jan 31, 2025