Creativity is nothing but a mind set free ~ Torrie T. Asai
I snapped this photo when lighting up a candle for a friend’s birthday. The two subjects in the photo were trying to not let the flame go out from the wind while someone was trying to take a picture. This photo was taken with ISO of 100, Aperture of 2.5, and Shutter Speed of 1/50.
For me, there is no one specific person that inspires me, but rather my community of people and our experiences. To highlight them, I snapped a picture of a few people in my community being surrounded by a tree. This photo was taken with ISO of 100, Aperture of 5, and Shutter Speed of 1/150.
I took this photo in an aquarium and isolated my subject by turning down the exposure which created a shadow of them in contrast to the sea animals. This photo was taken with ISO of 100, Aperture of 2.5, and Shutter Speed of 1/50.
I took this picture of my friends when they were all sitting on a branch of a tree. I liked the concept of how each branch is connected to form one tree. This photo was taken with ISO of 100, Aperture of 6, and Shutter Speed of 1/50.
I took this picture on my balcony because I always noticed a reflection of the leaves on the window. I was able to capture the reflection of the wind shaking the leaves onto the window. 1/50 f7.1 ISO100
I took a picture of my friend Aanya when my friends and I had a picnic at the park. I put the rule of thirds grid on and placed her eyes onto the top line. 1/128 f6.3 ISO160
Although my family and I moved from Tokyo, Japan 10 years ago, we still carry on with our culture of eating rice and miso soup everyday. I took a photo of the two bowls we eat from- miso soup is placed in the left bowl, and sticky Japanese rice in the right bowl. 1/50 f9 …
I snapped this picture during my trip at Half Moon Bay. I was inspired by how you are able to enter somewhere new, somewhere unusual when you encounter an exist. I found this small tunnel on graffiti wall on the other side of the ocean and was so fascinated with where this would take me …
I snapped this picture outside my door of my condo. I always really found the architecture interesting especially when you looked above so I decided to face the camera lens up. I really loved how the windows in different angles and the lines captured in the sky. This photo was taken with ISO of 250, …
I picked out this flower on my walk around the garden in my home. It caught my attention because of how bright it was – I decided to take a close up picture to see what was inside. This photo was taken with ISO of 800, Aperture of 6.3, and Shutter Speed of 1/256.