This comment strikes me as someone who a) has been 'unplugged' for some time now, having weaned off of social media and phone addiction, and b) someone who coll

This comment strikes me as someone who a) has been 'unplugged' for some time now, having weaned off of social media and phone addiction, and b) someone who collects hobbies as a hobby in and of itself, the first of which being photography. I felt guilt for not capturing those moments throughout the day where there is a perfect picture... somewhere. Some perfect framing of a branch or a building or interesting subjects doing whatever, but ultimately after unplugging, I realized that I was able to look at something and see the composition and didn't actually need to snap a photo to feel fulfilled as a photographer/artist. Just seeing the picture in real life, knowing I could take a photo but not feeling the need to, is fulfilling enough for me. Might be for others, too?