For this photo blog challenge I had to try and tell a story though a silhouette. To take this photo I had to wait until it was getting close to sunset. Then me and my dad went out with my camera to go to Springer elementary school to see if we could get some silhouette photos there. While my dad was driving us there we saw some palm trees in the neighborhood so I thought I could take a photo…
For this photo blog challenge I had to try are take a photo of something that shows color but without color. For this challenge I was thinking about taking a photo of a mural because I know that there are lots of colorful mural around Mountain View and Los Altos. the mural that you see in this photograph is the one that I chose to take a photo of because its the one that I know the best since I…
This is one of my old friends from when I used to go to a private school called St. Joseph. In this photo you can see her working on one of her current crochet projects. Back when we both went to school together at St. Joseph I remember that she liked to crochet things like clothing items or small gifts for other people. One time on valentines day she crochet a heart paperclip as gift for everyone in our class….
For this photo I was challenged to take a photo of something that shows my culture. Since i’m from a Chinese background I thought about taking a photo of things bunched up together that represented the Chinese culture but I wasn’t sure how to do that so I just scrapped that idea. After thinking about it for a while I came up with a new idea which was to have one person hold a red envelope and make it look…
In this photo blog, we had to take a photo of flowers. To take this photo I went outside onto my front lawn and looked at some of the flower bushes. I used the 75-300mm lens to try and zoom into the flowers then in Adobe Photoshop I put a Screen Blend mode on top of it to make the background a little brighter. Using the brush tool in Photoshop I erased the Screen Blend mode on the flowers.
For this photo blog, we were challenged to take photo of something that shows Aging. To take this photo I went in my backyard and tried to find some plants that were starting to look a little bit shriveled or something that looks like its starting to die. I found some purple flowers in a large blue pot that were slowly starting to die and looked a little shriveled so I took a photo of those. While I was editing…
For this photo blog we were challenged to take a photo of a shadow. While taking photos for this prompt I struggled with arranging certain objects around my house on a table to get a cool shadow scene. I was trying to find small objects around my house to put in the sun and make to make the shadow but after taking some photos it didn’t turn out the way I was picturing it. Then my dad came up with…
For this photo blog, we were challenged to take of photo of something that represented New Beginnings. The day before taking this photo I was talking with my dad about what I could take represents New Beginnings and I thought of taking a photo of a sunrise because it symbolizes a new day starting. So the next day I woke up earlier than I usually do so that me and my dad could drive to the Rancho San Antonio Preserve…
For this weeks photo blog, we had to take a picture of a sunset. This photo was also taken at the Stanford Shopping Center. To take the photo I used the 24mm lens and I had to wait until it was almost dark or until I could see some orange light in the sky. I Had a hard time trying to get a good photo of the sunset because I was sitting in a spot where the sunset wasn’t very…
In this photo blog, we were challenged to do a self-portrait of ourselves without showing our faces. I chose to represent myself with things that I’ve made in the past like a bookmark, resin charms, friendship bracelet made from string, mini origami cranes, and etc. to show that I love crafting and making new things. To make some of the objects more visible I used a mini easel to hold the waffle tic-tac-toe board up and hung the friendship bracelet…