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Thick bamboo trees that lined the side of a home and the beautiful shade it provided during the heat of the day.

Although it's intricate details weren't apparent to me when I was very young, I've always been amazed with photography. Through photographs, we preserve history - our child's first steps, a decaying landscape, or something rare and never seen before that's captured our imagination. We use photographs to preserve our finest achievements, our darkest hours, but most importantly the moments we cherish. Photographs evoke the essence of places we have not been, we perhaps will not return to, and should never forget. With a photograph, I can bring someone from his or her spot on the globe to mine. They can stand with me in the midst of a pine forest or walk in hushed silence through the country time forgot. In reverse, through the...