How wanting to “capture the world” started…
2010
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INSPIRATION.
My first “favorite” image captured.
In that second, a bee landed on this bright yellow flower. I saw it, photographed it and the photo will forever be(e) mine.
Zoomed in, life can be seen in many different perspectives. From the perspective of the flower, bee or me.
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QUALITY.
Flowers catch my eye because of the detail. From the petals to the seeds. A tiny colorful piece of life, that attracts life.
When manipulated in different perspectives, saturated or desaturated color can provide so many depths to a photo.
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PERSPECTIVE.
Another complex subject that catches my eye is the sky.
My head is often in the clouds because I have an imaginative mind. It allows me to look at life both, simply and complex.
mom’s Nikon DSLR
Canon Cybershot, 2012
Gifted a camera, Canon t3i, Christmas 2014.
TakING PHOTOS with anything possible
I remember borrowing my mom’s Nikon DSLR on family trips. Not wanting to take family photos but trying to capture “cool” things I could see.
With technology, I had whatever camera was available on my phone at the time.
I remember buying a Canon Cybershot, my first digital camera, and shooting with my best friend whenever our families brought us along to any gathering.
I got an iPod touch and was mesmerized by the quality a camera it had — plus it stored music.
My first DSLR was a Canon t3i, which I still shoot with today. Just been changing the lenses.
Today, my most carried around camera is my iPhone 12.
2013
2014
2015
2016
I didn’t expect to stay in New York this long. But during that time, I’ve made it home.
this is part of that continuing adventure
New York
2017
