Issue of Taking Photoes on Holiday

The two texts discuss the issue of taking photoes on holiday, and also the methodology of taking a good photo. The first text has a more emotional context, about good experiences, while the second text is more practical, and gives advices.

Firstly, the first text gives us an idyllic picture, when somebody is searching for something in an old, rugged box. After a while, he finds some realy valuable photographes about a memorable journey. The text claims, that a photo like that, is able to remind us the whole journey, not just the beautiful scene, but the smells, and also the sounds of that place. This experience makes the photo impayable for the owner. On the other hand, the second text is really different from the first. It gives us practical suggestions , how to take a valuable photo. It suggests that, we should lean on our first impression when we arrive to a place. According to the second writer, wherever you may find yourself, you should take notice of the colours, sounds and also of the movement of the place.

The two texts evoke different feelings, that I really appreciate, and in my point of view, what the first text claims is really true. When we find an old photo of a memorable event or a journey, it brings up old, almost forgotten memories, which brings up good feelings. I also agree with the second text’s standpoint, because as a hobby photographer, it is really difficult to find the perfect moment and composition. We should focus on every small detail to make a good photo.

To sum up, both texts have a clear message, which I totally agree with.