Are you one of those people that sees a moment in time and can’t wait to capture it in a picture? Maybe you use your phone to snap away while on vacation, but then put it away and forget about those photos for the rest of your life? There are several types of photographers, and plenty of genres to keep us amused. Real estate to modeling, pinhole to panoramic, and sports to underwater – photography can be a hobby for many of us and a career choice for plenty of others. In fact, there are so many of us looking to snap a moment in time it is estimated that over 14 trillion pictures were taken in 2017. Wowza. As if that wasn’t enough, it is believed that we take one million selfies a day. We know we look good, but are they all necessary?
If you don’t think that sounds like you, the average millennial is set to take 25,000 selfies throughout their life. That’s only the average. Cameras can cost thousands of dollars or come as part of our smartphones. They are no longer restricted to the rich and the famous. So what happens if you were to lose your memory maker? Could you bear to part with your precious camera, or would you do anything to get it back? Watching your camera fall to the bottom of the sea may be something that many of us think will never happen. However, it could be about to lead to the biggest adventure of your life…
[post_page_title]Sink like a stone[/post_page_title]
We can easily spend thousands of dollars on the latest gadgets as we keep up with the ever-changing technology. From phones to tablets and everything in between, we couldn’t get left behind now, could we? Precisely. As soon as the next gadget comes out, we just have to have it. That is no different when it comes to cameras. From features such as zoom ability to the focus of snaps, these can all be huge selling points for someone in the market for a new camera. After hunting down the right one and forking out the cash, could you imagine seeing it disappear before your very eyes? Serina Tsubakihara was about to find out just how that felt…
