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February 5, 2010
I stay hidden behind a camera lens, hoping to capture something that the human eye has not yet seen. Something that someone would thank me for one day, and maybe even something that could make me famous. I study nature, one day at a time. Analyzing most things that are looked at, but not seen. I’ve looked at a million people, and seen only five. But the camera now see's, and my eye's are now useless because the camera can see much more than I ever could.
© Samantha A., Southbury, CT
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