About photography in cross-country life?

Snow mastiff, who has not read many books, is naturally fond of nature and enjoys it in the past 30 years. Appreciate nature on the road, touch history and learn to give up; Constant spatial transformation; Know what you are doing and what you are not doing; Under the empty accommodation, I gradually completed the binding process of interest and work. Read thousands of books and smell the warmth of the world; Take Wan Li Road and watch the world get cold. In the past 2006, as a car driver, I was employed by a foreign TV documentary shooting agency and went deep into the hinterland of Hoh Xil to participate in mountain patrol to protect Tibetan antelopes. Arrive in the AIDS epidemic area and eat and live with poor children bound by the disease. As an automobile engineer, I participated in the promotion activities of a brand of 4-wheel-drive vehicles, traveled all over six southwest provinces, challenged the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and test-drove five northwest provinces, from Karamay to Shenfu coalfield. At the end of the year, he took part in his ice and snow tour in the three northeastern provinces and galloped on the ice field and snowfield. As a cross-country car enthusiast, I visited the modern Gong Yu on the Taihang Mountain during the Spring Festival and enjoyed the majesty of Wangmang Ridge in winter. "May 1" went to Laoniuwan, attracting countless artists to splash ink on it to explore the mystery of the Qingshui Yellow River. "Eleventh" looks back at Ejina, accompanied by Populus euphratica who insists on life but loses color, looking at the wilderness of the sky and looking at the wild sand. As a registered referee, he has participated in China motor sports, three national rally championships and two national venue championships, and followed China cross-country races throughout. Pursuing different cultural themes is a habit I have developed for many years. I regard photography as an interesting thing in my life and look for new highlights on the road of repetition. Enjoy the process of "playing" with the mentality of "playing". Squeeze out your time in the intense work and record your gains in the tired rush. The original intention of photography is to preserve, so am I. With the deepening of "playing", I found a gap in the process of "playing": the beautiful and real scenery lost its luster through my "creation", and the description of nature was pale and powerless because of lack of expression. My photos can't explain my excitement on the way, the unique feeling different from home life. Taking time out to take photos after work seems to be in a hurry. Pie is often at a loss when watching my films. I'm glad to hear that your magazine has set up a column of photography lecture hall, under the professional guidance of Mr. Yu, a famous ecological photographer in China. I don't want to take photography as my career. I just want to take another step, from "casual play" to "serious play" and "serious play". I want to know the professional thinking, skills and techniques of filming, and reduce the rush. Improve your interest in learning by "playing". Play it, and then play it. What is the charm of off-road vehicles? I think the key words should be pleasure and process. Busy? Are you full and tired? I won't keep all my memories. I just want to accurately express my feelings about the place, the scene and the moment through photography. The process is sometimes more important than the result, and the expression may be more valuable than the record.