Write a diary entry in about 100-120 words on your experience as a photographer in an interschool event reporting competition.
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Dear Diary,
Its really a grt funn to be the part of that eveny...I enjoyed there a lot...It was really a fun to click photos in that event...there r different students taking part in that event...that craze in their eyes...it really felt too awesome...I got memories abt my childhood when I used to take part in different competetions...I also get to know abt different way of thinking of students...enjoyed there a lot...evryone were outstandng there...
Its really a grt funn to be the part of that eveny...I enjoyed there a lot...It was really a fun to click photos in that event...there r different students taking part in that event...that craze in their eyes...it really felt too awesome...I got memories abt my childhood when I used to take part in different competetions...I also get to know abt different way of thinking of students...enjoyed there a lot...evryone were outstandng there...
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I enjoy photography, even though I do not claim to be an ace photographer. It was a matter of immense pride, when the Principal of our school requested me to take photographs at an inter-school competition held in our school premises recently.
Boys and girls from the entire district had come over to take part in elocution, debating, quiz and a few other competitions held during the meet. I had an opportunity to interact with many of the participants as much as take their photographs. The best photographs were those that had been taken when the people being snapped did not realise that their images were being captured by my camera. Due to paucity of space, we later put up photos of only the participants on our main notice board. I'm glad that everyone who saw those pictures appreciated my effort.
Boys and girls from the entire district had come over to take part in elocution, debating, quiz and a few other competitions held during the meet. I had an opportunity to interact with many of the participants as much as take their photographs. The best photographs were those that had been taken when the people being snapped did not realise that their images were being captured by my camera. Due to paucity of space, we later put up photos of only the participants on our main notice board. I'm glad that everyone who saw those pictures appreciated my effort.
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