The Wrong With Clicking Photos
During my college days, photography became my hobby. For that, I bought a DSLR and a smartphone boasting of best camera quality. I have never regretted investing money in the gadgets. Gadgets give you an edge, but sometimes I feel that these gadgets have stolen some of the best moments of my life, which I can't get back! There was an annual function in our college and my friends who were performing, acting, dancing, singing, asked me to capture their performances. After the event, everyone was chattering about it, but I had this nagging feeling of having missed out on something very precious in my life. The pictures that I clicked turned out to be good and were loved as well, but I realised I failed to live the moment. And I still regret that. After that incident, I decided that I would avoid clicking photos or at the very least touch my cameras once I have soaked in whatever the moment has to offer. If we are in a habit of clicking photos (of everything), then we are const...