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+John Green's recent video on
+[Vlogbrothers](https://www.youtube.com/vlogbrothers) got me thinking a lot about
+why I take photos and the impact that social media has had on photography.
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+I first got into photography when I was young. I was obsessed with taking photos of
+everything and anything just to capture that experience. Most of the photos I took were
+of random trees and stuff, but, some photos turned out decent. It did not matter 
+the quality of the photos were, the important thing was that I was preserving, capturing, and
+digitizing something so real and breathtaking like nature. 
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