A piece of advice.

   When I first met one of the best photographers in my country, I opened the topic of photography subjects: "What is the best thing you can capture with a camera?". He told me, at that time, that "anyone who starts photography needs to experiment, and when time passes by, based on your passions, feelings, and interests, you will find a way to express in this way". He showed me his portfolio, and I felt enthusiastic about every piece that was present in there. He asked me which ones I like the most and I firstly pointed to some flower photos. He reacted saying: "Wrong! It steals your eyes because of the colors. There is nothing special about this photo, however this flower is special. The reason why you make a photo must be showing something else, something that people, normally, do not see!". Initially, I felt manipulated, guided by an authority. My decision was to capture absolutely all everyday objects that stole my eyes in my path.