It has always been my dream not to climb to the top of the mountain called life, but not to drown, not to fall amid gray mediocrity.
Does this mean that I have never dreamed of being famous or being the best in a given field? Of course, I have been daydreaming about many things throughout my whole life. Nevertheless, I was happy, and so far, I am glad that my dreams are not digested by small desires, rat race, that I did not fall into lurking traps (e.g., workaholism, alcoholism). Today I also focus on not falling into mediocrity. Photography and my website give me power and strength.
What’s more, I want to continue climbing, by taking in small steps forward, towards a colossal peak called longevity.
Will I be able to climb there? I do not know. It will turn out years after my death, how far did I manage to reach the top.
What do I want to stress in this text? Am I happy that I did not fall in my life? Or, maybe I want to highlight that I want to reach the sky thanks to my artistic activity? In general, I want to stress theses both things. I know that a lot of traps are awaiting for humans throughout one’s lifetime. Thus, I would be glad and content if I manage to avoid the biggest life-traps hiding to catch me. At the same time, I aim to become the most prolific, the best-known photographer ever. I know that the way to the top is long and exhausting. I would say that we could say it about the whole human life.
Nevertheless, I merely believe in myself. I know that I can do it. Hardworking is the key to success. Every photo-walk, every subsequent writing, and every new edition of “Diaries” is one small step toward a mountain named eternal longevity. Still, while reaching the top of the mountain, we cannot forget that we can easily slip and fall from the high part of the mountain called life.
