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I've accepted that life slows down for no one. Join me in encapsulating the best (and most challenging) moments in life aside from taking pictures. 

In the long run, you might find that making your Instagram carefree and more personal is not only beneficial for your mental health but also a brilliant and candid time capsule to look back on. Instead of seeing a false identity or fictitious version of yourself, you can enjoy the real memories and random pictures that represent who you really are as you scroll through your feed.

Miss your friends, in-person meetings and being around people? Here are four photography project ideas to inspire you while you navigate the loneliness of sheltering in place.

The relationship between me and my image has less to do with a want of beauty — although I would be lying if I said this wasn’t a factor — and more to do with a want of context.

With a creative mind, you definitely don’t need to go anywhere for some pretty amazing Insta-worthy pics.

Imagine that it’s a Friday night. You know what that means: “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” Nestle Drumsticks and some Ibuprofen. A little medical marijuana for your, uh, restless foot syndrome. Maybe some friends.