Story Telling

A modern convenience that would be hard for me to live without would probably be modern lighting. Having your day being dictated by the sun allows for much less flexibility in a schedule.

For this photo blog, I chose a couch with far too many pillows to represent Sloth, though the photo is rather simple besides that.

I decided to take a looser inspiration from Film Noir, having it integrated in the darker side of the photo on the right side while having an empty area on the left to draw the eye as well, always leaving … Continued

I used a long exposure to make it look like dawn was coming when I took the photo, painting a picture of a New Year in a singular photo. I like how the trees contrast with the bright background, but … Continued

For this photo, I used an image of myself holding up a water bottle. I use this water bottle in many of my images that use shadow because it translucent, and thus has a rather unique and colorful shadow.

I chose to do something simple, demonstrating that the two bottles must be a different color due to their different appearance even when black and white. This implies a story of the color of the bottles, simply by the contrast … Continued

I decided to tell their story with mine, with a map of my home country and the flags of places we’ve been. It tells a subtle enough story about our origins and experiences, while also being compositionally decent.

I chose to take a photo of a Maramures style Clop Hat, representing my Romanian Heritage. I keep a few items to remind me of where I came from in my room, so I may never forget my roots.

The theme was flowers, and I decided to choose a more isolated photo, with only two flowers visible – one in the foreground and one in the background. I chose this to represent a more melancholy feeling.

This photo shows aging in the matter of a sewn blanket. While the experience of sewing the blanket ends, the blanket itself becomes something greater that can be remembered fondly and seen – a literal tapestry of time passing.