Category: Inspiration

Tai Livnat – Inspiration | Shutterspeed: 1/200, Aperture: 3.2, ISO: n/a Well, this is definitely a bitter-sweet moment. Two years ago when I joined Freestyle and started working on my first photo blog, I could not imagine how amazing my experience would be. Now here I am two years later, a Senior, about to graduate with absolutely no idea (generally) of what will come next. So, instead of wondering and worrying about my future, I’m simply going to ride off … Continue reading “Final Photo Blog: Future”

Tai Livnat – Inspiration | Shutterspeed: 1/100, Aperture: 11, ISO: 800 Need I say more?

With so much going on all the time, whether it be a global pandemic or riots on Capitol Hill, it’s sometimes difficult to find a peaceful moment. To me, this picture symbolizes how every once in a while, it’s okay to tune out all the chaos and just be free.

Working hard or hardly working?

I took this image at the Aquarium of the Bay. This glass tunnel enveloped in water is super cool, especially given the theme of this weeks photo blog. It’s cool to me that we as a species have been able to conquer the element of water and make it our own.

I am incredibly grateful for all my friends who support and love me. This is a picture from my friend Nate’s 18th birthday party that I hosted at my house.

My parents inspire me every single day. Both of them are incredibly hard working and I hope to one day be like them.

Habit: a settled or regular tendency or practice, especially one that is hard to give up. I have a habit of hanging with my friends and having fun, and giving those two things up would be incredibly hard. This particular image is at an EDM concert that my friends and I went to recently.

I took this image not too long ago after an interview for the documentary I was working on at the time. I think that both my friends looking off into the sunset kind of represents the ending, or exit, of something.

Contrary to what one would think from looking at this photo, I am in fact not in need of using one of these fine machines.