Once in 2001 my parents bought a new film camera and were talking about it in the kitchen. I was in my room hearing their talk when a strange thought hit my head. As a 13 years old child I was fascinated by the idea that when you push that little button right here right now on the camera, that moment stays in forever in the form of a picture. That seemed like a magic to me. So I stole my parents compact Minolta and spent all that film out. I took the pictures of the snowed bushes, flowers and trees around my house. Since that day photography stayed with me for the rest of my life.
Once in 2001 my parents bought a new film camera and were talking about it in the kitchen. I was in my room hearing their talk when a strange thought hit my head. As a 13 years old child I was fascinated by the idea that when you push that little button right here right now on the camera, that moment stays in forever in the form of a picture. That seemed like a magic to me. So I stole my parents compact Minolta and spent all that film out. I took the pictures of the snowed bushes, flowers and trees around my house. Since that day photography stayed with me for the rest of my life.
