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The Importance Of Photography In My Life

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I am a nature lover. In my notion traveling is good for health. We can hang out with our friends and with our family too during free time and increase intimacy with them. For my last visit in my native Nepal, I was there as a religious traveler. Trying new things in life is so awesome which gives a passion in our life and show the way to live life happily. Religious walk is also the enjoyable moment in life. When I was at palanchowk bhagwati temple with my family we were waiting for benediction from God and wants to pander our dream came true. Those time, which I spent with my family on religious tour always be a memory for me. I love photography and want to be a great photographer. I captured all those family moments in the lap of nature on my camera. Palanchowk Bhagwati is full of natural resources. It has a waterfall, a small forest and the sonorous sounds of different birds. It is one of the most amazing places I have ever …show more content…

Truly life is lovely and each and every moment of life should be savored. So I always enjoy myself in every sector. Besides all these things, photography is my passion, and I took so many photos while I was out with my friends, too. Photography gives me pleasure and satisfaction and went to new place gives me both relaxation and taught me the actual value of life. I made so many peregrination during my wildlife photography course periods. I face so many hindrances during that period. Despite that, I love whirl and want to keep it forever. One of the hilarious incidence happened in travel to Chitwan National Park is that one girl crying in the jungle while making a jungle safari alone. She saw a snake and crying for three hours that really funny moment, which I am unable to describe here. Traveling has taught me lots of lessons in my life. I know the way to live my life, I know the struggle part of the life and make a confidence and control myself in the vain. Outing in a group is better than travel solitude. Summing up the all the paragraph the conclusion is that, traveling has educational, informative, and social value. Educational tours should become integral part of modern education besides all these parts we should make a ride to various parts to understand the actual meaning of life and savor the each and every moment because it is irrevocable. Voyaging

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