A personal photo portfolio by a teenager, blending memories from teenage years up to now. The author explains the motivation: capturing small details and happy moments in a busy society. The document includes sections titled 'the reason behind', 'how it all started', 'games we used to play', 'almost deleted', and 'what we leave behind'. It is a curated collection of the author's own photographs,…
This document is a personal photo portfolio created by a teenager. It collects the author's best memories from their teenage years up to the present, all captured by themselves. The author explains that the goal is to blend two topics: the passage of time and the importance of remembering small details in a busy society.
The text opens with an introduction about growing up and realizing how quickly time goes. The author notes that memories are all we have left, but they are easy to forget, especially when we are always busy. Being a teenager is described as a weird stage between childhood and adulthood, full of uncertainty about the future.
The portfolio is organized into five sections. The first section is titled 'the reason behind', followed by 'how it all started'. The third section is 'games we used to play', and the fourth is 'almost deleted'. The final section is 'what we leave behind', which gives the document its theme.
The author states that the pictures were carefully selected to best convey their message, although they admit the selection covers less than a third of what they have lived. The document ends with the phrase 'you live only once', reinforcing the theme of cherishing moments.
The document is a visual and personal reflection rather than a technical or instructional text. It is intended for anyone interested in personal photography, teenage perspectives, or the concept of memory and time. The content is grounded in the author's own experience and photographs.