We spoke of carpe diem in AP Literature, and I realized another way to seize the day is through photography. With a click, one can capture a moment in time that will pass instantly and be, from then on, unattainable. To seize the day is to seize the moment; we often are too rushed to appreciate the small things in life. We pass by a flower without seeing its petals or another person without acknowledging their presence. To capture a moment is to notice the value a single object can have.
“Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” -Robert Brault
These are the little things... the "in-betweens" of all those bigger things. They usually go unnoticed, so we're going to write about them.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Carpe Diem
We spoke of carpe diem in AP Literature, and I realized another way to seize the day is through photography. With a click, one can capture a moment in time that will pass instantly and be, from then on, unattainable. To seize the day is to seize the moment; we often are too rushed to appreciate the small things in life. We pass by a flower without seeing its petals or another person without acknowledging their presence. To capture a moment is to notice the value a single object can have.