Thanks Ozzy & Jo.

Same here. I believe experiencing the surrounding is more important than capturing the moment.

Well, for me travel is all about discovering like you mentioned. I am busier experiencing and living the moments, rather being bothered about how I look or capturing my own pictures.

When we visit or review places or restaurants we usually ask someone to take our pictures together. In India, I have hardly seen any 60 plus person taking selfies, I usually see these college teens and just out of graduation crowd doing so. My point here is not to degrade selfies, but to target the obsession about it. I see so many people climbing up forts and mountains for this one perfect selfie that they ignore the natural beauty and landscape around. Is natural landscape only here to enhance your selfie pictures? No. When I and Sarah walk in the woods, we explore leaves, plants, insects, reptiles, birds, the shape of the tree, branches, the chirping of birds and so much more. It is an experience that makes you feel like you are one with the universe. I am sure you know what I am trying to say here. Rather than being busy capturing the moment, live and feel it. That’s what I am trying to say.

Thank you, Kate.

Yes, but not all have the artistic talent that you have.

Thank you for your time and comment, Mary. It’s not about being photogenic that has got to do with taking selfies. Yes, a lot of us think that way but that’s a completely different story.