I remem­ber the day my par­ents bought me a point-and-shoot cam­era. A 6 megapix­els Fuji­film Finepix S6500fd, back in 2007. I started to love pho­tog­ra­phy at that time. I began to shoot what­ever I like as a hobby and with my feel­ing in each photo that I took. For me, pho­tog­ra­phy is my pas­sion. As time goes by, I decided to go to a next level of pho­tog­ra­phy. I bought my first DSLR, a Nikon D90. Since then, a dif­fer­ent view opened up in my mind. The more I took pho­tos, the more I love doing that. I can feel the ideas flow­ing in my mind. My pho­tos is my human­ity, my cre­ativ­ity. The equip­ment is not impor­tant, no mat­ter what cam­era you’re using. A Canon, Nikon or an old film cam­era in your closet. All of that are not impor­tant. Your vision, your eyes are the most important.

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