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251. A hungry kid crying for breakfast doesn't carry a snooze button around.
252. An asthma inhaler is not a deo for pete's sake.
253. Rainbows at times can be fuzzy too.
254. The reductive/simplifying power of the close-up is the greatest sin of photography. It diminishes great complex human life. Emotions of grave depth, ages of character build up, whole life, become reduced to a single snapshot.
255. A jokes failure is directly proportional to the difference of opinion between the listener and the teller.
256. Gift wrapping is not an art. It's a craft, which needs dedication and care beyond imagination.
257. The best photographs of unknown people are those that are taken when they are captured candid on camera. There's a direct relationship between how much they don't notice you.
258. The beauty of a known persons photograph is directly proportional to the sum of how much they don't know about your interest in them and their interest in you.