The most beautiful shot 900-word composition

The new editor-in-chief of Owl assigned tasks to reporters, and photographers were eager to try. In order to let the new leader know his talent, he decided to take the most beautiful photo.

The flounder took the camera to find the subject. There was a big cock on his face, and he jumped over and flapped his wings. This big cock has dark red feathers, a flaming comb and two stout legs. The flounder turned on the camera and thought, this is not the most beautiful shot, because roosters are naturally fond of fighting, so they can't.

Suddenly, the sparrow in the tree shouted, as if to say, "Mr. reporter, shoot me!" " My feathers are well-proportioned brown and black. Although it is not gorgeous, it is very simple. I dance every day, lively and lovely. "The flounder quickly pointed the camera at the sparrow, but put it down again. It suddenly occurred to him that sparrows are chirping and like to speak ill of others. No, it's not the most beautiful photo either.

The flounder just turned the corner and I don't know who patted it on the shoulder. It turned out to be a white rabbit. The white rabbit said politely, "Hello, Mr. Reporter!" " "Then, it says its eyes are as beautiful as rubies. Please take a picture of yourself with a flounder camera. The flounder said regretfully, "Your tail is short and your mouth has three petals. How can my camera be aimed at you? "

The flounder continued to look for the shot it wanted to shoot. It's getting dark, and it hasn't found anything yet, so it can't help but sigh: "Alas! Why can't I find the most beautiful object in the world with my sharp eyes? "

The next day, the flounder went into the editor-in-chief room and reported on the process of finding the subject matter yesterday, emphasizing in particular that it was not that he lacked artistic talent, but that he had no subject matter to shoot.

The owl looked at the flounder with wide eyes and suddenly realized, "Mr. Flounder, because your eyes are on one side, you always look at the problem one-sidedly, and only notice the shortcomings of others." How can you find their advantages when you look at things in this way of thinking? "