I like taking walks and taking pictures. I am moving with my boyfriend to a new place. I am looking for a red couch. I still have a lot of unpacking to do. My new place is near a park and a smoothie shop. I like to eat healthy. I am an elementary school teacher. I speak English, French, and Spanish. My favorite colors are red and Silver. I have a new camera. I am bad at photography. I have an Instagram account. I have a car and prefer to drive. I am a teacher. I am moving in a few weeks.
I love photography. I love to take close-up pictures of my food. I know a lot about cameras. I like kids. I use Instagram and other social media. I enjoy your Instagram posts. I am scared of walking in the woods alone. I think the woods on the Southside are scary.
How long have you been into photography? What do you use for a camera? I have a Canon DSLR I've used for over five years, but you know what they say, the best camera is the one they have with you! So I use my phone a lot more lately. Phones nowadays have such good cameras and they are very portable and easy. But, no doubt a Canon DSLR is much better when you know how to use it!  That's true about bigger cameras -- it takes a lot of practice to get the right exposure and focus. A phone usually does all that for you! But it seems like you're a natural photographer based on your shots. You have the most important thing, which is a good eye for framing! They are super expensive too. But then, I guess phones are expensive too. Thank you, I am such a harsh critic of myself because I always want to get the perfect shot. It's a good thing phones can do so many things besides being cameras, although I have to admit I like upgrading my phones mostly for the latest camera technology. It's an indulgence to replace a phone so often, but it's amazing how much better they get each year. I sometimes think that companies purposely don't upgrade their phones as much as they know how to in order to facilitate bringing out a new phone. And, that consumerism is, in a sense, stopping technological advancements because companies are trying their hardest to maximise products and monetise technological advancements Well said! I do feel pretty consumerist when I want the latest phone, although I treat it as my only major point of greed. I rarely replace other things I own. In fact the shirt I'm wearing is one I've had since high school! Everyone has their indulgences, I believe they are big parts of our personalities. Does the shirt have any sentimental meaning to you, or is it just one that has maintained quality for years? A little of both, actually. It's a Smashing Pumpkins shirt, but it has also lasted a long time. They just don't seem to make clothes to last anymore. They fall apart so quickly now, unless you buy really expensive stuff. Again, I think it is part of the business model. They make products to have a certain lifespan and therefore they need replacing, whereas years ago they were much more bothered about their reputation - companies, that is. Totally. And fast fashion has just encouraged us to change styles constantly to keep up with the trends. I'm glad I'm not so young anymore, so I don't have to try so hard!