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What do you do when you’re bored of hiding in the Himalayas? You become a paparazzi, of course! That’s what the Yeti did, after he found an old camera in a backpack left by a careless hiker. He decided to have some fun and take pictures of the humans who were always looking for him. He learned how to use the zoom, the flash, and the timer. He even made a tripod out of some sticks and rocks. He was having a blast, until he realized that he had a problem: how to get his photos developed? He couldn’t just walk into a store and ask for prints. He needed a plan. He thought of a brilliant idea: he would mail his film to a magazine and ask for a copy. He wrote a note in broken English, saying that he had exclusive photos of the Yeti and wanted to share them with the world. He signed it with a paw print and a fake name: “Snowman”. He hoped that someone would take him seriously and send him back his pictures. He didn’t care about the money or the fame. He just wanted to see his work. He put his film and his note in an envelope and left it on a mailbox near a village. He waited patiently for a reply. He didn’t know that he had just started a media frenzy. He didn’t know that his photos would go viral. He didn’t know that he would become the most famous photographer in the world. He didn’t know that he would never get his pictures back.

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What do you do when you’re bored of hiding in the Himalayas? You become a paparazzi, of course! That’s what the Yeti did, after he found an old camera in a backpack left by a careless hiker. He decided to have some fun and take pictures of the humans who were always looking for him. He learned how to use the zoom, the flash, and the timer. He even made a tripod out of some sticks and rocks. He was having a blast, until he realized that he had a problem: how to get his photos developed? He couldn’t just walk into a store and ask for prints. He needed a plan. He thought of a brilliant idea: he would mail his film to a magazine and ask for a copy. He wrote a note in broken English, saying that he had exclusive photos of the Yeti and wanted to share them with the world. He signed it with a paw print and a fake name: “Snowman”. He hoped that someone would take him seriously and send him back his pictures. He didn’t care about the money or the fame. He just wanted to see his work. He put his film and his note in an envelope and left it on a mailbox near a village. He waited patiently for a reply. He didn’t know that he had just started a media frenzy. He didn’t know that his photos would go viral. He didn’t know that he would become the most famous photographer in the world. He didn’t know that he would never get his pictures back.