I'd like to talk about my cousin, Emily, who is probably the most enthusiastic photographer I know. She is not a professional photographer, but taking pictures is much more than a casual hobby¹ for her. She always carries a small mirrorless camera in her backpack, and she has a great eye for² noticing beautiful details that most people would simply walk past. I got to know her particularly well about five years ago, when we took a family trip to Hangzhou. Before that, we only met during major holidays, so we weren't very close. During that trip, however, she spent a lot of time showing me the photos³ she had taken and explaining why she chose certain angles or waited for the right light. That was when I realised how passionate and patient she was. She takes photos in all kinds of places⁴. At weekends, she often visits parks, old streets, lakesides, and local markets. She especially enjoys photographing everyday life, such as elderly people playing chess, street vendors preparing food, or children chasing pigeons. When she travels, she gets up early to capture sunrise scenes, and she also likes taking portraits of her friends. What I admire most is that⁵ photography has made her more observant and appreciative of life. Being around her encourages me to slow down⁶ and pay attention to ordinary but meaningful moments. I find her creativity inspiring, and I think her photos preserve memories in a warm and authentic way.