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As a human that love design things I usually do every day some photography exercise.
When I think in pictures I'm also motivated for the small details that we can have by looking the nature.
In my life I've always been amazed of how the smallest details can give us new ways to observe details in our own lives.
ps.: These photos were taken in my house during my working day.
I totally agree 🙂 I think inspiration is often closer than we think.
Thanks for sharing this :)
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