This is apparently all true.
One of the reasons I love photography is that it lets us see things in ways that we couldn't otherwise see them.
Now, I'm mostly a still photographer, though I've dabbled a bit in video. If you look at my Flickr portfolio, you'll see a lot of macro, or close-up, photography. The camera, and nice macro lens that I have, let me see things that I might otherwise miss. Details that I wouldn't experience any other way. But, too, beyond that, photography captures not just a vision of things, but also their time. A photograph is quite literally a little slice of frozen light and time that we preserve forever, that we capture for future use and enjoyment. Video, in many ways, is that and much more.
The link I bring you this week made me smile, which, frankly, is sometimes the best you can hope for. It's been a bit of a rough week and a smile was definitely needed. So, if you're in the same spot, hop over to PetaPixel to see a mouse clean up a man's shed. Yes, that's right. Just like the mythical shoemaker's elves, a retired electrician had a little helper cleaning up his workshop every night. A helper that seemed impossible, until he worked with a friend and a game camera to discover who was cleaning up for him
Seriously, it's amazing and seems like it can't be real, but it is.
I'm pretty sure my wife would like to have an army of them to try and tidy up behind me!
Either way, it's only a 2 minute video and definitely made me smile.
Enjoy!
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