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Do I have to take pictures when traveling?

In fact, taking pictures is just a state of mind and an attitude. Different people have different attitudes towards travel and different natural habits (except professional or amateur photographers). Some people prefer to see with their eyes, experience with their hearts and see where they go. Some people like to take pictures everywhere and record unforgettable scenery or events with their cameras. No one can say whether these two kinds of mentality are right or wrong. It can only be said that the former prefers to experience this feeling of nature with heart, while the latter prefers to share and record what he saw and felt, so that others can see the same scenery and feel the same feelings as themselves at that time.

In my opinion, people who like to take pictures are mostly people who value their feelings and are nostalgic. They like to use cameras to record what they cherish and like, and they think cameras can keep this memory. They are always afraid of losing what they have now, so they have been recording. In fact, sometimes, it is good to put down the camera, feel the pleasure brought by travel and experience the local natural scenery and humanistic customs. After all, there are photos everywhere on the Internet, but your experience is unique and others can't experience it. The camera in your hand is just an accessory, just to help you record these wonderful times. If, wherever you go, the camera never leaves your hand, shines everywhere, and your eyes always look at the scenery through the camera, it is a bit of putting the cart before the horse. The purpose of traveling is not to add a few centimeters to your photo album, but to relax your usual nervous mood, feel different cultural scenery and experience the tranquility and ingenuity of nature. When you live an endless cycle of getting on the bus, sleeping, getting off the bus and taking pictures, think about what you are traveling for, and you will silently put down your camera and experience this rare peace with your heart.