I’m on a castle theme it seems. I was surrounded by centuries old stone fortresses and the ocean and gorgeous greenery. It was pretty magnificent! Looking at this though it reminds me to remain in the moment to see what I can see and experience what I can experience at the time it happens, not just from behind a camera lens.
Month: August 2013
Look Out!
Go out to see as far as the eye can see! What’d you see, experience, feel?
This is a view of Sweden from the coast of Denmark, the closest the two countries are with a body of water between them.
Look Up!
Maybe you’re not in a castle courtyard, but you should check out the sky wherever you are, whatever the time!
Go for a ride!
The end of summer is drawing near. Go enjoy some sunshine, some bodies of water (if you are able), and some great outdoors!
I love riding bikes, and since my body and running don’t particularly get along, it’s a great way to enjoy all of the above 🙂
Photography to Videography
As you can probably tell by now, I love photography, but what I love just as much, if not more (*gasp* blasphemy!) is videography and the art of filmmaking. A picture is worth a thousand words, but only a few seconds of moving image can tell so much too. To start of what I hope is a slew of video projects, I’ll present my first “professional” video, one used to advertise a huge week long event for my college.
If you like what you see, feel free to get in touch! Or check out more info as to what we can do together 🙂
Feeling Dance-y
It’s a muggy, rainy day here in Atlanta and it’s been a while since I’ve been home to see my parents. So I thought I’d share some colorful fun pics of my mom and ba (grandma) enjoying Navratri a few years ago. They’re pretty cool chics!
Navratri is a nine day celebration in the Hindu religion that includes lots of dancing and celebration held during September/October in accordance to the lunar calendar. This particular year my grandparents had finally visited American for the first time so it was especially exciting. Excuse the sweat-soaked nature, there was a lot of dancing involved with hundreds of people at the temple 🙂