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Across the eastern sky rose a bright orange fireball illuminating the crest of the crashing waves. As the mist fell upon the lens the sunrise would be forever still. As I captured this amazing image, I instantly fell in love with photography.

My love for photography began when I was a child. When I was a child photography to me was just grabbing a camera and taking a picture. In a childs eyes everything they see or do is viewed differently than an adult would see it. I saw photography just messing around with a camera. As i got older, I realized there was so much more to taking a good picture than just pressing a button. When I started my freshman year in highschool, I decided that I wanted to explore going further with photography. I enrolled

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