8th Picture

Side Portrait

From the same party last week
One guy pass by the scence became a brown shadow on the right,
but the girls are remain clear!

This photo contains no filter effect except sharpen by a highpass layer.

7th Picture

Gift
[Annie's Birthday Party]

My favorite photo recently!

The fantastic lighting and motion
make this photo outstands from all my works.

Although the light was very low,
I prefer not to use flesh lighting.
As a result, the slow shoter speed makes
things blur when they were moving.

Then, I caught the most fabulous scene I ever had!

Date: Oct. 17 2005 / Camera: Olympus E-20N
This photo is not modified, but resized by Photoshop CS.

6th Picture

Glance
It was a 3.5mm film photo.
I enlarged it to 8inx10in and scaned to jpeg file
the camera is a very old one
minolta SR-7
(at least 40 years old by now)

5th Picture

One of the best shot from the wedding pictures.

Happyness can be as simple as doing something with your loved one.

Mammoth /Miniscule Project

For real, I have no specific idea by now.
Though there are so many possibilities out there,
I try not to take any idea of others' work as hard as I can.
Then, the more I see the less I could think.
Sometimes I come up an idea,
and soon I will doubt about "What's the point of this idea"
or "It maybe offense someone who I took their pictures"
After all, I guess I may do this project with my image, or animal,
or things that will make my project as appropriate as possible.

Idea for LARGE scale:
Using camera to take views in horizontal and connect them to a single long scroll
then, put things or people or animals into the view.

Idea for Mini scale:
Take a photo of a paper box, and paste different images in side the box
to make them looks like living in it..

The Moment

"Wedding photography is one of the hardest projects for a photographer," said my Begining Photography instructor John,
"if you missed the moment, you missed all."

Now, I understood what he said :)

4nd Picture

A Friends' Wedding
at Sacramento

Oct. 02. 2005