This was in the middle of October. One of the girls in my small group from last year took a photography class and she wanted me to teach her a few pointers. While she took photos for her class, I took photos around the park, too. I'm really glad she asked me, because at that time, I hadn't picked up my camera in awhile!
Just an aspiring photographer trying to find where she stands in this place called life.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
civic center park, irvine.
Hello! Sorry for the lack of posts; I have been kind of busy these past couple of weeks! However, I do have pictures to post! Woohoo!
This was in the middle of October. One of the girls in my small group from last year took a photography class and she wanted me to teach her a few pointers. While she took photos for her class, I took photos around the park, too. I'm really glad she asked me, because at that time, I hadn't picked up my camera in awhile!
This was in the middle of October. One of the girls in my small group from last year took a photography class and she wanted me to teach her a few pointers. While she took photos for her class, I took photos around the park, too. I'm really glad she asked me, because at that time, I hadn't picked up my camera in awhile!
Saturday, December 3, 2011
いち.
I've been putting this project off for awhile. I wasn't sure when or how I wanted to start it.
Thanksgiving weekend, my family and I went to a trail in San Gabriel Valley to take Christmas photos. While we were walking back to the car, we stopped to take some levitation photos. My brother and I were waiting, so I decided to take a picture of him. After snapping one, I thought, "Hey, I should start my project now..."
And that's how it started!
Project: Untitled (for now)
Mission:
As a photographer, our face is always behind the camera. With this project, I want to take away the barrier the camera has and create a photograph that shows the subject looking at me through the lens, while I do the same on the other side. Through this project, I want to be able to capture a bit of their story and who they are, because I believe everyone has a story to tell. In addition to that, I want to highlight them and who they are, who they are to me, etc.
This is a very tentative rough sketch of what I want to do, but we'll see how this develops!
Thanksgiving weekend, my family and I went to a trail in San Gabriel Valley to take Christmas photos. While we were walking back to the car, we stopped to take some levitation photos. My brother and I were waiting, so I decided to take a picture of him. After snapping one, I thought, "Hey, I should start my project now..."
And that's how it started!
Project: Untitled (for now)
Mission:
As a photographer, our face is always behind the camera. With this project, I want to take away the barrier the camera has and create a photograph that shows the subject looking at me through the lens, while I do the same on the other side. Through this project, I want to be able to capture a bit of their story and who they are, because I believe everyone has a story to tell. In addition to that, I want to highlight them and who they are, who they are to me, etc.
This is a very tentative rough sketch of what I want to do, but we'll see how this develops!
This is my younger and only brother. People often say that we look the most alike, which I think is true. My sisters picked up my Mom's physical characteristics, while it seems like my brother and I picked up my Dad's. Even though my brother doesn't say too much, his mind is full of intellect and thoughts bouncing around in his head. We're not close, but I do appreciate the times he'd join me to watch dramas, joking around about random things, or hearing about what he wants to pursue after high school. I love you, bro! :)
(This one isn't a part of the project, but I thought I'd post it because I like it!)
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