Photography is a class of endless discoveries, but this week I learned even a little more! I learned that there's so many ideas and art forms in that little room that it could probably burst. I learned how to import photos into Lightroom and I'm beginning to get a hang of how to do constructive criticism on some of them. This is going in a very good direction! I'm really excited to get more done on my landscape project, there's so much stuff to do.
This week, in general, I learned that I'm actually pretty good at giving speeches. The nerves you feel can actually be the inspiration ready to pour onto people other than being scared. I also learned that Mother Teresa was so selfless and a saint, but she had that emptiness in her heart that she never really felt God was with her. She was a believer, of course, but she didn't believe she had him. So, it came to my conclusion. That when you're truly dedicated and in love with something, you'll never really find an end to it. You're always going to want more and more. You won't be able to get enough of it, and that's when you realize you're truly dedicated. The fact that one day, the thing you're fascinated with will come to an end or finish haunts you're mind, meaning you'll always keep wanting something more. It's amazing how that works and what we can do.
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