Once upon a time, in the pancake-flat plains of the magical state of IA (it's actually Iowa, but it’s more fun to say IA), was a group of kids known as the Cornfield Clickers. Now, these weren’t your average kind of children, oh no! They carried around huge, funny-looking contraptions that looked like sandwich boxes with one eye, also known as cameras. The Cornfield Clickers were the most adventurous kids in all of IA. They loved nothing more than to explore the wide-open fields, the quiet forests, and the babbling brooks that were scattered throughout the state. They would turn everything they saw into a piece of art with just one CLICK! Buzzing bees became ballerinas, rustling leaves echoed stories, and the twinkling stars became a cosmic light show. Their leader was a quirky character named Shutterbug Sam, who wore a hat with lenses instead of feathers and would sometimes talk in shutter speeds and F-stops. Sam was as funny as a clown on a unicycle, making jokes about how the sun refused to stay still for a perfect sunset shot, and how clouds were the world's natural diffuser. Together, the Cornfield Clickers and Shutterbug Sam, would roam around IA, turning ordinary sights into extraordinary photographs. They would laugh, joke, and CLICK their way through each day. And every now and then, when they were very silent, you could hear the whisper of the wind telling them, "you're the eyes of IA, keep CLICKING!" And they did, each click echoing with laughter and life. So, if you ever find yourself in the beautiful state of IA, listen carefully. You just might hear the joyous click of the Cornfield Clickers.