Inspiration

The future contains all possible timelines. There are good timelines and bad timelines. And I tend to look towards the good timelines. Despite how much evidence I have towards the bad timelines there is some always some fragment of confidence that keeps me believing.

For this Large vs small photo I looked to the one of the largest things you can see from earth, the moon. And it turns out it is so large and far away it’s quite difficult to have something on earth and it in focus at the same time. I set the f-stop to the

The clouds may be the largest thing we will ever see. Large twirling masses of particles forming indescribable shapes. The sheer amount of data and detail naturally leads to attempting to fill in the gaps. Attempting to explain what the clouds look like. Maybe a dog, a tree, a dolphin, when in reality the clouds

I frequently get inspired by destruction. The way the world naturally weathers things down often creates the most interesting patterns.

While going around taking photos with friends, somebody thought of the composition idea to use the painting of a bike as the reflection of a bike. Its a cool getting inspiration from somebody else.

This is the final photo blog of the school year. And the goal of this photo was to capture the entrance to whatever comes next. I captured this reflective mirror showing another reflective mirror. Showing a jump to a new space, and that things will always continue to change. When taking this photo, I wasn’t

A meteor is about to crush the city! Well, this photo would be true if you count a small rock as a meteor. To photograph this, I just moved a rock close to the camera to create the illusion a larger rock is falling farther away. I don’t think the illusion works. Because despite turning

This photo shows a peaceful pond, in the center of a noisy field of brush. It uses a very high f-stop to capture too much detail, overwhelming the viewer with noise. Well except for the pond which is more blank and clear. Creating a sense of escape from the noise. I wish I had found

This photo uses the warmth and angled sunlight of Golden Hour to create a magical relaxing feeling. It pictures nature to add to that relaxing feeling. And in post I added a light orange coloring to enhance the Golden Hour effect. The lighting of Golden Hour is unique to the rest of the day, and