很多人拍照時會給自己太大壓力，好像每張照片都要變成「作品」才能有價值。
其實，拍照最核心的目的很簡單：記錄當下、留住回憶、表達自己想表達的感覺。
有時候，我們會花太多心思在構圖、濾鏡、光線、色調，或者想拍出能放上社群的「完美畫面」，反而忽略了拍照本身帶來的樂趣。
一張照片不必成為藝術品，也不必每次都經過深思熟慮，隨手拍下的瞬間往往最自然、最真實，也最能引起共鳴。
尤其是拍生活紀錄或日常活動，拍照的價值不在於它的完美，而在於它能夠傳達當下的感受。
紀錄一個景色、一個朋友的笑容、一場活動的氛圍，都是攝影最重要的意義。
當我們把「拍照」簡化為抓住瞬間，而不是追求完美，創作過程會更輕鬆，也更有意義。
總結來說，拍照不需要複雜化。專注於你想捕捉的感覺，享受過程，比任何所謂的「作品標準」都重要。
Many people put too much pressure on themselves when taking photos, thinking that every shot must be a “work of art” to be valuable.
In reality, the core purpose of photography is simple: to capture the moment, preserve memories, and express what you want to express.
Sometimes we focus too much on composition, filters, lighting, and color, or try to make every shot perfect for social media.
In doing so, we often lose the joy of simply taking photos.
A picture doesn’t need to be a masterpiece—sometimes the most natural, spontaneous shots are the ones that feel the most real and resonate the most.
Especially for daily life or event documentation, the value of a photo isn’t in its perfection—it’s in conveying the moment.
Capturing a landscape, a friend’s smile, or the atmosphere of an event is the essence of photography.
When we simplify photography to capturing the moment instead of chasing perfection, the creative process becomes easier and more meaningful.
In short, taking photos doesn’t need to be complicated.
Focus on what you want to capture, enjoy the process, and that’s far more important than any so-called “art standard.”