A few years ago, my friend David was in college and looking for an interesting

extracurricular activity to attend. One day, he saw an ad in the newspaper for a

photography workshop and decided to attend.

Although David had a great ability for photography, he had never taken a formal
course, so he was excited to learn more and improve his skills. During the workshop,
he learned many new techniques and also had the opportunity to take amazing
pictures of the city.

At the end of the workshop, the professor suggested that the students present their
best photos in an exhibition at a local art gallery. David decided he wanted to submit
his work, but didn't know how to attach his photos to the application.

After thinking a bit, David decided to come up with a creative solution: he created an
online presentation with his photos and sent the link along with his application.
Fortunately, the gallery accepted his proposal and David had his first photography
exhibition.

Since then, he has continued attending photography workshops and found his
passion in this artistic activity. And it all started thanks to a simple ad in the
newspaper that led him to explore his ability and be creative in showcasing his work
in an exhibition.