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Glasser here and welcome to minding your
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mental health I'm here with my co-host
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Rob Glasser and our very special guest
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Matthew Glasser we talk about the topics
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that shape mental health today teach the
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importance of inclusion and share why we
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should be kind so whether you're here
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live or on replay let us know where you
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are tuning in from today's topic is a
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lot of fun we're talking about capturing
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memories and we have a special guest
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Matthew Glasser so for those of you are
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trying to figure out gee you guys all
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have the last same name you know geez
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that's because we're family so Matthew
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welcome to the show Rob always a
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pleasure let's talk about
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photography let's talk about capturing
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moments why do we love taking photos Rob
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all right well that is me so uh from a
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really awesome website the Florida
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museum of Photographic Arts um I don't
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know if we have the link we'll put it up
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uh but not only does article great but
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they have a lot of their photos on
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display
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um one of them one of their people wrote
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a very short read so it's a very quick
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one why do we take pictures
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um
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is it for the benefit of others do we
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shape perceptions of stories for
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ourselves or are we purposely showing
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others something about our lives that's
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how they began pictures have a way of
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solidifying our personal experiences and
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stories from our point of view they gave
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us a platform for individual or unique
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perception
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um and no single story is the same you
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can take the same exact photo and have a
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completely different
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um story behind it right
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so they're one of their things that they
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highlighted was there are multiple
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reasons why we share
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um ranging from staying connected to uh
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a large Global world
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and to covering up uncertainty about a
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life event a major shift or just someone
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of influence
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um doesn't really give you an exact
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reason why but it seems to be that
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they're saying that the fun behind doing
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this is to really give yourself an
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outlet and it's yourself doesn't have to
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be for anybody else to share a
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fun moment in in time
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so that kind of begs the question
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Matthew you know you first of all you're
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an amazing photographer why do you take
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pictures why do you do photographs
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what's what is it with that yeah I think
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for me it's it's two things I think the
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act of the photography allows me to get
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outside myself and focus on the object
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that I'm photographing
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um like many people I always are filling
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my head with thoughts at all times when
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I have that camera and I'm focusing on a
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subject it really forces me to be in the
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moment be present with that subject and
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so I like that I like the ability to to
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use that as a way to get outside myself
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and really uh recognize the the world
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around me I do a lot of nature animals
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Landscapes and so to really be able to
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get into the natural world and see it in
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a way that you often miss when you're
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just taking a hike or a walk
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um you know photography really allows
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you to to look at the world a little
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differently uh because if you're doing
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it right you're always sort of looking
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for that shot that tells a story and it
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makes you stop and it makes you think
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about whether or not this is something
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worthy of a photo and what you can take
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away from that
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um so I think for me it's you know the
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act of Photography is is very
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therapeutic it's a it's a way to a
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mental Escape for me and then the photos
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themselves uh as Rob said you know serve
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as as the form of nostalgia
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um and memory
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um you know I've thought about when you
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when you have a wonderful event or a
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wonderful incident in your life what's
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more consequential in the long run that
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that actual event or the Nostalgia and
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the memories around him you know I could
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have a great day at a theme park it's a
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great day but the memory of that great
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day will stay with me far longer than
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the day itself and so I think
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photography is a way to extend that
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Nostalgia and keep a reminder of those
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moments I like that extend the Nostalgia
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I really like that now for those of of
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you are wondering Matthew is the
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managing editor of NBC's LX news and I'm
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wondering you know the fact that you do
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that and you've been in the news
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industry for a very long time does that
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color how you decide what you're going
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to do and what pictures you're going to
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take or do you do the complete opposite
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to get yourself away from the news
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yeah I think some of both I think good
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storytelling is good storytelling
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whether it's a single photo whether it's
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a video whether it's an article you're
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all about telling a story through images
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photography is a visual medium other
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people have other forms of other outlets
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but at the end of the day I sort of use
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that as my guide in terms of my subject
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matter though I do try to avoid anything
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tied directly to the news I get plenty
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of that on a day-to-day basis I
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certainly don't need that and the rare
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times I'm off that's why I think nature
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and and animals and Landscape tend to be
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a great because it's it's something so
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different than from what I normally do I
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find it uh pretty therapeutic to be out
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there
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and so I know rob you you take pictures
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I think sometimes on your iPhone right I
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think a lot of us use our phones these
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days to take pictures
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um and then I think old school and maybe
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it's not just old school I think there
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may be a return back to using your your
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regular your real cameras right
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um do you think that there is an uh and
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this is to both of you guys do you think
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that um there is a
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um a desire to have people not use their
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cameras and to just use their phones to
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be in the moment because we live in that
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reality World
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um what do you say I mean Rob what do
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you think do you have your phone with
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you all the time do you just take
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pictures or that's not your thing
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um it's definitely easier to have it on
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your phone because it's a one click and
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you're done
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um I don't necessarily go for any
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specific looks so I just take the
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picture but I would say probably ease of
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use uh which is what most of us want you
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want it quick and easy done move on to
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your next
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um you know thing
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the phone says Matthew or the iPhone
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because I know they have like three
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cameras in it now or something like that
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is are they as good as a camera or no
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not possibly
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yeah look I I think first of all I I
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once asked when I was when I was younger
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a professor what's the best camera that
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I should get and his response was the
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one that's with you
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um and I think you know that's really
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true for for most people is you know if
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you have your phone in your pocket then
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that's the best camera for you at the
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time that you want to take that picture
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um and this and these modern cameras are
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incredible um I mean they take amazing
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pictures the iPhones now have a macro in
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addition to the the three lenses
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um so you can get close-up shots of
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plants of insects you know I once got an
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amazing shot of a drop of water coming
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off of a leaf uh using the iPhone macro
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so I think um it's it's a great device
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and it's the thing that most people have
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with them and it's the thing that they
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should feel comfortable using um if you
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want to take it to the next level
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there's plenty of ways to do that uh but
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by by no means do you need to have an
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expensive camera setup to be able to
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enjoy photography and I think that's
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great and I think it's brought it's
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brought that Medium to the general
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public that can't afford to have the
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Cannons and all those different you know
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cameras out there uh Krista again it's a
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family affair today so Krista says
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photography is therapeutic for her and
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it helps me remember considering her
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memory is terrible and also she also
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said it's certainly more convenient but
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it does have its limitations and I think
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we all agree on that if you are tuning
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in live right now and you have comments
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about taking photographs whether it's on
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your phone or whether it's using a a
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traditional camera let us know what you
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think about all of this
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um rob you know we talk about how
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sharing memories is good for the soul
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appreciation and gratitude what does
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that mean
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um well actually if you want to throw
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out the pictures I think it might be a
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good visual way
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let me fill up the pictures so here we
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go
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all right so
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um yeah so how is it good so this
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particular one is when she was actually
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on the newspaper so she happened
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oh I'm sorry my wife Krista hello you're
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watching uh she was uh in El Centro
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recovering a news story and said I have
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a good shot I'm taking it because I want
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one for me and that's what you did she
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got the shot so
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that's one reason behind it it's just
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it's the uh moment you're in there why
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not just take it uh this one I believe
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is her Santa Barbara
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um
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gorgeous yeah I believe it looks like
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the pier up there
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um but again you know it's it's the good
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you know edit that the timing is perfect
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but it's also just like the moment
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you're in there you know oh there you go
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she said her favorite fireworks picture
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ever
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um but yeah so this is just a really
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good moment you know she was up there at
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the time when the sun was setting and
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you get I love how you know the
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reflection off the water
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um it's just it's a really cool uh image
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and it's like a postcard right it's like
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something you get at a at a thing and
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you would send this to somebody because
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it's a really cool
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uh location right so here's the next one
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okay so this was uh from Lancaster it's
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called Apollo Park and as you can see
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it's surrounded literally it's like an
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island it's surrounded by a lake
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um again the the reflection the the day
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um if anybody has been up to Lancaster
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you know I know very hot but you find
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places like this and that's also cool
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I'm sure Matt might agree uh you find
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places that you didn't know maybe were
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there and you happen to be there you
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come across it and you have no other
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thought then oh let me take a minute to
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take a picture because you might not
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visit it again and you know it's a it's
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a spur of the moment but it's a
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you know a memory
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so the next photo uh okay so this is my
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favorite so this is actually Laguna
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Beach and you know me I'm a big Gothic
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horror person this literally looks like
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something out of a book this looks like
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something from Europe to me from
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illustration it looks like an
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illustration it's like an illustration
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but this she found uh Laguna Beach she
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told me it's called the pirate Tower so
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literally it even has a you know Gothic
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name the pirate Tower
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um but this is just amazing I mean you
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you live in a city or a state and you
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don't even know and then you come across
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something and it's probably the best
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thing you've ever seen because you never
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expected to find this
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you know in the middle and then
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um okay I think the flower one is next
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right oh no we're doing it okay so
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um we named him Rodney he actually lives
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in our backyard uh Rodney likes to uh
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give us his presence once in a while he
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actually pants like a dog it is so hot
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outside yeah he literally stops in our
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backyard in the shade to get some water
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from the pool and relax but I like this
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one the most because of the pictures
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that we have I actually was here to see
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it so for me I was there I saw it
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outside and you can tell I believe I
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don't know I have to ask her if this was
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her phone or her camera I think it was
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her camera
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um is this a roadrunner is this a
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roadrunner it's a roadrunner yeah but
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what's cool is that he comes back now so
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not only do we have this photo but you
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go oh my God it's the guy from the
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picture that we took three months ago
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now he's back in our backyard so this is
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one of my favorites because you know we
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get to see her and then lastly on a trip
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to Canada uh she went to one of the
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Botanical Gardens and this was one for
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close-ups I know one of her favorites is
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Flora whether it's trees flowers what
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have you
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um and you know it just it's your liking
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you do it well you take an awesome
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picture and you end up with what you see
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in front of you you're beautiful and
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Matthew we're gonna we're gonna scroll
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through yours um I actually have put
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some of your photos as uh banners on my
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uh profile this is an amazing photo tell
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us where it's at what was your
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inspiration
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sure um before that though I just want
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to shout out to Krista uh her photos are
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fantastic and you know a lot of people
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will say to me I take terrible photos
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and what I say is you just haven't
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really practiced the different aspects
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of Photography what makes Chris's photo
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so great not just the subjects but the
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composition I mean she could have taken
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a lot of those head on straight up
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forward and it would not have had the
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impact that it did she chose to compose
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them in a way that made them incredibly
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dramatic and told a story
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um you know and so in the case of this
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one it was a particularly Moody day the
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weather over in Los Angeles was was
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changing Moment by moment and I was uh
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on Griffith Park
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um overlooking downtown Los Angeles and
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I was really taken back by the contrast
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of the of the yellow flowers and the
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grayness of the day
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um and so it really served as a nice
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contrast between where I was at the
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moment and and what I was looking at and
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it definitely struck me as uh something
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that was photo worthy at the time you
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beautiful and this next one
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huh
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yeah so this is the the flower fields in
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Carlsbad um every year they grow out
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these flowers in different colors and
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different rows
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um and a lot of people go and um and and
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take them
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um you know so part of me always says
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does the world need another flower photo
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you know and if I'm gonna take that can
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I do something different with it that
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maybe hasn't been done and so when I saw
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this old tractor and in the background
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the windmill uh I thought that was a
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great way to kind of do something a
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little differently than just a close-up
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of yet another beautiful flower
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gorgeous absolutely gorgeous and the
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next photo that I'm going to bring up is
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sticking his tongue out of this
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so um that's a red panda uh from the San
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Diego Zoo I took that fairly recently
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and one of the things that photography
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also teaches you is patience
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um you know especially when you're
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photographing animals and kids and
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people you know waiting for that right
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moment everybody you know the crowd was
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coming by looking at the panda and
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moving on I just waited I waited and I
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waited and eventually he turned his head
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and he began to stick his tongue out and
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I got a variety of shots of him with his
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mouth open with his mouth closed but had
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I just moved on the crowd I would have
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missed that opportunity and I think you
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know photography cause forces you to
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slow down take deep breaths and really
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appreciate what you're looking at and
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waiting for that exact moment to get
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that that shot that you that you're
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looking for so true so so true
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this person is one of my favorite I
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actually have that I think right now
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sitting on my banner I love this one
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so that's uh Yosemite one of my favorite
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places we could do a whole episode on
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how hiking and nature is therapeutic but
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um that's Mirror Lake
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um and I was hiking um out there and I
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just saw the reflection of the the
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mountain on the water and it felt like a
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perfect opportunity to capture that kind
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of moment in time
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um and say that for uh like we said for
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nostalgia beautiful beautiful and this
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one well I I especially like this one
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and and you know why Matthew tell us
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where this is taken yeah so that's uh
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Napa uh that's off the back of the Wine
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Train uh I was with uh the family at the
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time uh and I decided to kind of leave
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our table and and stand in the back uh
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and take pictures as we were going down
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the tracks
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um we came into this opening uh this
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this area with trees on each side and
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the track kind of old and it was covered
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with these leaves
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um and it definitely felt like a great
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moment to get a picture
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you know look truly you're you're very
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gifted Krista is very gifted the two of
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you um to have two gifted photographers
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in the family and then there's me who
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you know I'm lucky if I can you know get
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somebody in the center of the photo uh
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I'm gonna put this up here Chris says
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patience is a great tip and it is you
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wait for the shot right are we all
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agreeing on that one you wait for the
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shot yeah
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um
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giving ideas to others who might be
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wanting to go out and try their hand at
16:29
photography where are some places Rob
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where some ideas as to where someone
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might want to go and take some photos
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um we'll piggybacking off my morning
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video about uh hiking for beginners
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um if you are like um Matt was saying if
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you're lucky enough to be somewhere with
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you know mountain range or maybe a rock
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formation I know when I was in
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Chatsworth whether it was man-made or
16:53
not but there was all of these stones
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that were perfectly put around the area
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it probably was done by somebody but
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either way
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um you come across these cool little
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statuesque looking things and that I
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think is the coolest thing to do if
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you're out and about now my secondarily
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favorite wine at home is the pets
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because like like he was saying you know
17:14
you always get them in a funny moment
17:16
whether they're on their back whether
17:17
they're curled up our little dog is
17:19
always snug water on blanket and you
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can't not you know want to just zoom in
17:23
and get that that face the Boop as we
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call it
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um so you know depending on what you're
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into I think you can easily get a good
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one from home as you would out and about
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on a trail or like you said at the theme
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park park at the zoo wherever you are
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you'll probably find one spot or one
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shot that is going to bring you back the
17:44
best nostalgia so Matthew where do you I
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mean obviously you let you go hiking um
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you take photographs there you take them
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in the moment any other ideas that we
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can share with our audience as to where
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they might consider taking some photos
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yeah I think there are moments
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everywhere and I think what's great
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about photography is if you look at the
18:02
world a little differently and you you
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take as you're walking as you're living
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your life do you pay attention to what's
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around you you're gonna find amazing
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things to take photos of even the most
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simple objects can be beautiful in the
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right circumstance you know a leaf
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blowing across a green grass an old
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church a couple you know in in in a
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doorway I think there are there are
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great places to take photos no matter
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where you are but I don't think people
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take the time to really appreciate the
18:31
world around them they're so busy
18:32
they're on their devices they're on
18:34
their phones they're not paying
18:36
attention and they're missing a lot of
18:37
great opportunities to capture some of
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these these cool images and we talk
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about that all the time Rob and I in our
18:42
show is about being appreciative and
18:44
grateful for the moment that we're in
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and having gratitude and I I thank you
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for bringing that up because that is so
18:50
so so very very important I have a
18:53
question to ask both of you and this is
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kind of came to mind the other big thing
18:57
was taking pictures especially with your
18:59
phone or doing those selfies and I think
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that kind of came to be uh more because
19:04
of social media would everyone agree
19:06
with that that you know we want to show
19:07
ourselves and we take that picture uh we
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we now can do that we can take a photo
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you know take our phone turn it around
19:13
and take a photo ourselves we couldn't
19:15
do that with our cameras we'd have to
19:16
set it on a tripod put it on a timer and
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then go run really really fast to
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everybody who's standing there and they
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go right
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um do you think that the iPhone or the
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Android or any kind of phone where we
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can take these selfies has that changed
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our our world in a good way or a bad way
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any thoughts on that look I think I
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think like most things it's nuanced it's
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some it's both
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um I think selfies are great to capture
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times with friends and family if you're
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lucky enough to meet your favorite
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celebrity and they're and they're
19:47
gracious enough to let you do that you
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know those are great moments
19:51
um I think selfies can also be
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incredibly inappropriate uh in certain
19:55
times I see people posting selfies that
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I that make me cringe
19:58
um you know it's doing a selfie and
20:00
while people are suffering behind you uh
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within my industry I see that way too
20:04
often unfortunately not a lot within my
20:07
my company but I see a lot of you know
20:10
reporters at a scene of a terrible story
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taking a selfie and that's probably not
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the best time to take a selfie if
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somebody has died or someone lost their
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home or someone's in in distress uh
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that's not a great time to make it about
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you but in the right circumstances
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selfies are great and they're a great
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way to remember things they're just time
20:29
and place I think Rob what do you think
20:31
about selfies
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I can take him or leave him honestly
20:37
you lead them to Krista to take the
20:39
selfies with you right yes which I don't
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know if that's called a selfie but yes I
20:45
don't think I don't know if it's called
20:45
a selfie either
20:47
um if you're listening live or even on
20:50
replay either one let us know in the
20:52
comments what kind of photos you like to
20:54
take where you like to take them we'd
20:55
love to hear from you and we will share
20:58
some of those on later shows
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um I'd like to let everyone know how
21:01
they can stay in touch with Matthew now
21:03
Matthew I know on your website right now
21:05
at matthewglaster.com you have those
21:09
photos that you shared with us and a
21:11
huge huge selection basic a gallery of
21:14
all of your photos right I encourage
21:16
people I encourage you to go check them
21:18
out because we only just got the tip of
21:20
the iceberg with what you shared with us
21:22
today and Rob we want to make sure that
21:24
people visit Rob at his website at
21:27
altereduniverse.live it has also very
21:29
cool things over there and you can see
21:31
me at karenglasser.live also I know that
21:34
both Matthew and Robert are on LinkedIn
21:36
Rob is at Rob Glasser and Matthew said
21:38
Matthew Glasser uh see you there and
21:40
again we're going to share some
21:41
resources if you uh are feeling some
21:45
mental challenges right now in distress
21:46
and you need some help please reach out
21:51
nimh.nih.gov the government entity and
21:54
also Nami nami.org a lot of good
21:57
resources there and of course we are
21:59
talking about the new three code phone
22:02
number 988 if you call that
22:05
it is a Central National number and it
22:08
will send you to whatever state you are
22:10
in to the help that you need also as Rob
22:13
pointed out a couple of weeks ago it is
22:15
also a great resource for veterans any
22:20
last minute thoughts uh we'll start with
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Matthew first about photography and how
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it just helps our our well-being
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yeah I think look don't don't be overly
22:29
critical I think a lot of people are
22:31
discouraged because they're not taking
22:32
those award-winning shots and like
22:34
anything photography takes practice it
22:36
takes mindset it takes listing the world
22:38
a little differently so go out and do it
22:40
the great thing about cameras digital
22:41
cameras cell phones is you're not paying
22:43
for film you're not paying to develop
22:45
some people are going out there what's
22:46
film but
22:48
um
22:48
it gives you unlimited opportunities to
22:50
be creative and try new things and I
22:52
encourage people to just take that
22:53
advantage of that go out and play take
22:56
50 shots take 100 shots and go back and
22:58
look at them and see which ones
22:59
resonated with you and which ones uh you
23:01
want to save great great thoughts Rob
23:04
any last minute thoughts about
23:05
photography and well-being and
23:07
appreciation
23:10
um you know just enjoy your moments and
23:13
time if you are lucky enough to have
23:14
your camera phone go for it but if
23:17
you're lucky enough to just have the
23:18
moment to see then take advantage of
23:21
that too Kodak memory in our mind right
23:25
call them is Kodak around I don't think
23:27
Kodak is still around it's a Memory it's
23:29
a photographic memory in our mind we
23:32
want to thank our audience for being
23:35
here whether it's live a replay you are
23:36
making a choice as to where you spend
23:38
your time you chose to spend it with
23:39
Matthew Robin I today we are grateful
23:42
for that go out give somebody an awesome
23:45
day and we'll see you next time on the
23:48
next minding your mental health goodbye
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everyone