On a frosty autumn morning at a golf course in St. Paul, Minnesota, I lay on my belly, camera pressed to my eye. I tried not to breathe as the rising sun breached the heavy fog, tore through a small stand of trees, and was transformed into prisms of color by a million drops of mist.
Something inside me shifted.
I rose to my knees--cold, muddy, and new. I caught a city bus back to campus and changed my major to photojournalism. Three years later I began a lifetime of adventure, working for National Geographic.
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