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| We Found Each Other In The Dark. on Flickr. |
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| outtake. |
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| outtake, |
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| Supersymmetry. on Flickr. |
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| outtake. |
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| outtake. |
The focus of life is not to be what other think you should be, but is to pursue what you want in life and figure out who you are. This is just me trying to find out what my life is and where it will take me.
Saturday, 29 March 2014
candle series.
I am starting a series, woooo. I have so many little started series that aren't going anywhere, but this one will be going somewhere. I already have ideas to go outside with it on a starry night. So here's the main photos I've taken and some small outtakes that turned out well too.
Sunday, 23 March 2014
Waiting for the weather.
The weather is going through some emotional problems right now. It was a beautiful sunny and warm day last week, and then a snow storm in the blink of an eye to next day. And then it got warm and cold, warm and cold, and now it will hopefully stay warm and melt all of the snow before my birthday, because I cannot deal with all of this cold weather anymore. I want to be able to wear my new clothes, get my summer shorts and dresses out and just enjoy the sunshine.
Here's some photos from the past few weeks. As soon as my birthday passes, I will post my March and April photos for my twelve months project. For now, enjoy these. They're in a random order.
Here's some photos from the past few weeks. As soon as my birthday passes, I will post my March and April photos for my twelve months project. For now, enjoy these. They're in a random order.
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| My tattoo idea. |
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Portfolio.
I am really sure that this is super delayed, but I should post it anyways.
I first started to get into photography in grade nine. I ran around my yard and town looking for all kinds of different flowers to take pictures of, because that was what I loved at the time. That christmas, my mom and dad both pitched in to get my my first relish camera. It was an Olympus E-PM1, an actual DSLR camera. I was so exceed to be able to start a journey to discover myself and my passion through photography. I went out every day, feebly trying to take pictures like the ones I saw on flickr. I took his one photo in the woods, it was of snow falling from the sky, and that was the moment that I realized I had to keep searching for this perfect photos, the ones that make me feel whole and complete, the ones who can make others feel things too.
I went on like this for a year and a bit. I won a contest and got to go to an amazing arts and nature camp in Point Peele National Park, which is in Southern Ontario, about four hours south of where I live. I got to meet some amazing people that had the same passion of art, photography and nature as me. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life and definitely a stepping stone to keeping on the path of photography.
Within the next year I accumulated so many photo and experiences of traveling to different countries that I thought about putting photography as a serious option for my future. People started to recognize my photography on Flickr and on my Facebook page, commenting an liking as I posted. It made me feel like I was creating something special, something worth looking at.
I ended up with a tripod and a remote by April 2013. This is when my conceptual photography took off. I started just taking photos of myself, trying to find the right angles to make me look good, to make my body work. As I carried on, I really wanted to be able to express my emotions through my work, and then I wanted to evoke emotions in other people through memories. I am still working on trying to better my photography. Everybody starts small and wanting to please others. I have now realized that I use my photography to please me, and no matter what anyone else thinks, I will always have the freedom to express myself through something I love.
I applied to one photography program for university, my top choice. It's at Ryerson and the program is called Image Arts. I am stills waiting for a response, but I really wanted to be able to post my portfolio that I submitted fir you guys to see. Thank you all for your endless support. I love you all, and really, my passion and drive would;t be there without all your encouragement to pursue my passion.
Love,
Danielle.
I first started to get into photography in grade nine. I ran around my yard and town looking for all kinds of different flowers to take pictures of, because that was what I loved at the time. That christmas, my mom and dad both pitched in to get my my first relish camera. It was an Olympus E-PM1, an actual DSLR camera. I was so exceed to be able to start a journey to discover myself and my passion through photography. I went out every day, feebly trying to take pictures like the ones I saw on flickr. I took his one photo in the woods, it was of snow falling from the sky, and that was the moment that I realized I had to keep searching for this perfect photos, the ones that make me feel whole and complete, the ones who can make others feel things too.
I went on like this for a year and a bit. I won a contest and got to go to an amazing arts and nature camp in Point Peele National Park, which is in Southern Ontario, about four hours south of where I live. I got to meet some amazing people that had the same passion of art, photography and nature as me. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life and definitely a stepping stone to keeping on the path of photography.
Within the next year I accumulated so many photo and experiences of traveling to different countries that I thought about putting photography as a serious option for my future. People started to recognize my photography on Flickr and on my Facebook page, commenting an liking as I posted. It made me feel like I was creating something special, something worth looking at.
I ended up with a tripod and a remote by April 2013. This is when my conceptual photography took off. I started just taking photos of myself, trying to find the right angles to make me look good, to make my body work. As I carried on, I really wanted to be able to express my emotions through my work, and then I wanted to evoke emotions in other people through memories. I am still working on trying to better my photography. Everybody starts small and wanting to please others. I have now realized that I use my photography to please me, and no matter what anyone else thinks, I will always have the freedom to express myself through something I love.
I applied to one photography program for university, my top choice. It's at Ryerson and the program is called Image Arts. I am stills waiting for a response, but I really wanted to be able to post my portfolio that I submitted fir you guys to see. Thank you all for your endless support. I love you all, and really, my passion and drive would;t be there without all your encouragement to pursue my passion.
Love,
Danielle.
no exit.
I FROZE TO THE SWING SET IN THESE. ENJOY.
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| It's fun freezing my bum off. |
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| http://www.flickr.com/photos/duplicated-photography/13135403015/ |
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| herp-a-derp |
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| a selfie a photoshoot is nessasary. |
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| or two. |
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