Celebrate What’s Right With The World

January4

Dewitt Jones was formerly a photographer for National Geographic. In this short film, he talks about what he learned from working for the magazine – how to live in the present, see the possibilities, and “believe it until he saw it.” What an inspirational way to begin the new year and decade!

I also loved a Michelangelo quote he shared: “I saw an angel in the stone and carved to set it free.”

Beautiful images and stories shared by Mr. Jones. Enjoy!

Celebrate what's right with the world – Dewitt Jones @ Yahoo! Video

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