Once upon a time, there was a clumsy photographer named Snap. He had a crude camera that was very cumbersome to use. One day, he went to take pictures of the forest but accidentally left the shutter open for too long.
When he developed the film in his darkroom, Snap was shocked to see that all the pictures were completely overexposed. He threw a fit and kicked his pan across the room.
Just as he was about to give up on photography, he noticed that the overexposure had created a unique composition in each picture. He realized that sometimes, mistakes can lead to beautiful masterpieces.
And so, Snap learned to embrace his exposure errors and became famous for his one-of-a-kind photographs.

Reflections

1. What was Snap's original problem with his camera?
2. How did Snap react when he saw the overexposed pictures?
3. What did Snap learn about mistakes in photography?
4. Can you think of any other examples where mistakes can lead to something good?