ICEBREAKER-Me as a machine post

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Hello, 
In today's lesson, we had an icebreaker session where we were to sketch or draw a machine that represents me. Am a photograph lover so I sketched a camera.  The drawing is not perfect as I am not good at drawing. A camera is a very sensitive machine and so do I. 


I am that person who keeps records of every detail I come across as a camera does when shooting. 



 

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