Friday...& one year + five days today ...
mood: relax
This week has gone by pretty fast. Its already friday but yet, I thought it was only Wednesday or Thursday. Its good that a week gone by fast without realizing it though. That also means I've kept myself quite busy throughout this week to even noticed what day we're on. Tomorrow is the weekend, can't wait. Although I don't have that much planned for the weekend, I still look forward to it though. Looking forward to do nothing and just want to relax.
I want to clean. Sometimes I have this urge to clean the house, clean the bathroom, clean the itty bitty things in my house. I can get obsess with cleaning when I'm on it, its quite addicting. Even picking weeds in the backyard, I think it gets addicting too at times. When you pick one, you just want to keep picking out the rest until its all gone. Call me weird but I guess it might be a good thing cuz someone's gotta do the job, right? and picking weeds usually isn't a job everyone wants to fight to do so I don't mind doing it. It gives me a good workout and I can get some sun and be outside as well.
So lately, I've been looking at ALOT of photography sites and has been really inspired by alot of sites out there. I've been really inspired with photo blogs. I like to see lots of photography, from amateur ones to professional ones. Ever since I got my new camera, I've been really inspired to shoot more photos. I want to improve, I want to learn all about photography, I want to become a commercial photographer someday... then maybe I can do other kinds of photography... then again, isn't the world of photography quite competitive nowadays? seems like everyone wants to be a photographer.
I found this particular photographer quite inspiring, his name is Michael Kenna. His work is so simple, so quiet and so clean. I love that style. His work is amazing. I want to learn to get that good someday.. just one day... I will get there. Time will let me practice and get there... everyone will just have to wait and see.
Another really inspiring photographer I've been looking alot at recently is Albert Watson. I've learned that he can only see with one eye but yet, he can still capture such amazing photographs, now that's inspiring. Quotes & reviews about Watson that I found.
The book I recently purchased online & is still anxiously waiting for in the mail (cover & back):
Albert Watson - Cyclops
Last of all, here is a flower closeup that I took in Yosemite from my camping trip. Not the best shot but I was testing out my new lense on my new camera to see what closeup effects it can do. Not the prettiest flower but if you were there to "feel" the texture of this flower, it feels just like velvet. That's what's special about it. Not the beauty but the touch of it.








