Ars longa, vita brevis.
Although they say the camera never tells lies, I think the opposite. A picture is a snapshot of a moment: posed, edited, perfected, and made to look like the reality. In fact, pictures are so misleading, that we cannot trust their content in any way. …
Food has always been a very important part of my life; it serves as a universal experience that unites distinct cultures, heritages, and people. The leading lines in food represent a path to one’s soul because, in a way, food connects people in a way that no other thing can.
To me, there is no place more serene than 80 feet underwater, where my troubles melt away, and my worries dissolve.
In this week’s photo challenge, we were told to practice using our speedlites. I decided to shoot next to windows and played around with the lighting so that my subject wasn’t overly illuminated or underexposed.
Aging continues to stand as one of the most controversial topics of human existence. If it stands as a natural biological process, why do we fight against it? The above exhibit from the Jewish Museum speaks to me from the point of view of an older person: someone who has fully lived life and is reminiscing their experiences. Looking back on their many years, they are left with the sole thought: I HAD THE EXPERIENCE, BUT DIDN’T GET THE MEANING.
Above stands the magnificent architecture of New York City Buildings- unfiltered, raw, and pure.
For this week’s photo challenge, we were told to create a powerful landscape using negative space. The twisted roads of San Francisco are shown above at sunrise hour.
We were challenged to tell a compelling story using only shadow for this photo blog. This picture was taken in Miami after a brisk morning walk, symbolizing sunshine and a buoyant mood.
In this photo challenge, we were given the prompt to capture something “anonymous”. On the slopes, everyone is hidden behind masks, helmets, clothing, etc. giving the rare opportunity to truly be “anonymous” and enjoy yourself without the judgment of others.
