It is, perhaps, odd to recommend that people make more of an effort to experience life through a camera. But being aware of the picture-worthy isn't a removal from reality but a way to become more engaged with what we simply pass by each day without thinking or appreciation.
As a side-but-related note, playing a reality-map game like Ingress has made me significantly more aware of my surroundings and the art and beauty there.
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I straight-up love this ad, but for me it isn't so much an ad for the iPhone as it is for stopping and taking a picture. The brand is completely secondary: it's a masterpiece of editing, of sound mixing, of composition. It's an invitation to slow down and see. And then, to share what you see.
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Hmm, taking pictures with an iPhone? Wait a minute, it is the year 2013, isn't it?
Does that mean, that Apple has resigned competing for the high profile users and now definately go for the old fashioned people.