Good day, Hiveans! I think the weather here is fine compared to the previous month. We now experiencing rain which makes the farmers and garden lovers happy. Anyway, I hope you’re fine while reading my blog and in a situation where you find happiness in a simple things you have.
We may save plenty of pictures in the phone gallery, but we are still amazed every time we look at it. Looking back at the photos, the memories of it return. Most of the time, we feel good when we see the saved pictures. Even though our hard drive or memory card is almost full, we don’t want to erase any photos saved. To make it remain, we tried to save them in our social media accounts, in cloud files, or we will upgrade the phone that can still save large files. I think the phone is already part of ourselves. As they say, it is one of the basic needs nowadays.
I checked the photos in my husband's phone gallery, I stumbled upon this beautiful picture. The picture is captured during our first travel to Bantayan Island as a couple. I already shared my experience here in the community. If you have time, I hope you can revisit the post. Thank you.
Seeing the photo, I think it is a waste not to share it here in the community.
The photo captured the crystal clear of the sea of Bantayan Island. You can see the seaweed under the water. The water may look shallow but in reality, it is too deep. The photo proves how lucky we are to have this kind of view and be able to witness the scenery.
I feel good seeing the photo because my husband captured it. My husband is not a fan of capturing places. He is a lazy one in terms of taking his phone and getting pictures. He preferred to use his photographic memory rather than spending time to get pictures. He’s just too lazy to do this stuff. But he married me. So, he has no choice but to get pictures if I ask him. It helps him to have a peaceful day.
Because I always ask for photos, little by little he already mastered manipulating his phone camera. It may not be a perfect output, but making an effort to get amazing photos is enough for me. I’m contented with his skills since it’s better than mine and all I can do is judge the pictures he captured. A judgmental one.
Now that we’re married, he already understands his assignment. My role is to pose and be captured, his task is to capture.
What about you? How do you find the picture?
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Writer: Maureen S. O.
*Photo owned by my husband: Paul Vincent M. O.
