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I spent a lovely day with my boyfriend and we ended up at a park. Among the little concrete divot and graffiti (a lot of spelling errors) I found one of these and convinced my boyfriend to follow me.
More like I just went in and he had no choice but to follow, but whatever 🩷
He said it reminded him of a horror movie, but I found it quite fun despite the inside being littered in glass and leaves.
10/10 would do it again, photo shoot here would be great
Feb 18, 2025
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Bf took the pic on a nice digital camera, it was in a park (i think music park something like that) which was beautiful and I loved it there
Jan 31, 2025
So if you’ve been on my page for 2 seconds you’ll know I like vintage and weird. So today i decides to share this photo with you.
I took this on my iPhone . It’s a product photo for the ring worn.
My vision:
So I wanted the photo to show the ring in all it’s glory.
So I chose B&W.
It really allows me to play with the light and shadows. And not hafto worry about the pesky colour.
Plus’s it adda structure.
I wanted the photo to have depth.
For me it’s not just a product Photo meant to sell something, but it’s photography.
My best work is when I’m passionate about what I’m doing.
Let me know what you think!
#amaturephotography
Jan 21, 2025
He kept taking pictures of me. I think he did a good job with this one when we went to an early morning hike.
Feb 10, 2025
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I cried like a baby the other day, and honestly I'm glad I did.
In my core class I was doing some research on my EE topic, mainly focusing on Marina Abramović since I'm obsessed with her work so obviously my essay is revolved around her.
Anyways,
Amidst my research I took in time to view a fuller extent of The Artist is Present'. I knew it was an all day things, how people lined up to view it and even how celebrities such as Alan Rickman and Bjork sat with Abramović. The main thing about this was to have a conversation without words and instead utilize eyes, expressions, and sighs.
I know there are photos and videos of people crying and such when meeting Abramović, but she wouldn't have any extreme reactions other then smiling or sometimes shedding a single tear. Moreover, she would not move her arms nor extend them to the person sitting across from her.
Ulay was a German performance artist who had a relationship with Abramović with twelve years and after mutually agreeing to separating, they decided to meet each other at the great wall of China. The two started at opposite ends and met at the middle which took three months, they hugged, and this act was called 'Lovers'.
I love artist lore especially when it's about two people who have history together in the same profession.
Anywho so one day while Abramović is seated with eyes shut, a guy takes a seat on front of her and when they lock eyes the two immediately becone teary eyed.
Because it's Ulay and their first time seeing each other in years.
They cry, laugh, smile, and for the first time extends her arms to hold Ulay's hands, to which he takes.
So yeah, seeing it made me bawl and it's overall such a powerful clip. I think everyone should watch it.
I think too that it encapsulates that despite growing far from a previous loved one, the emotions are still kept in tact waiting for a chance to sprout again.
Feb 20, 2025
I have always adored art ever since I was in preschool. I loved creating characters or even doing my own renditions on characters and movies.
I even took time during lockdown to work on my interest, putting in hours of learning anatomy and structure.
However for a while I've been in a slump of sorts, I've lost creativity and the fuel to continue.
It's been hard, especially since drawing and creating is something I've been putting effort to what seems like eons at this point. I even decided to just quit altogether and pursue something else as a dream career.
There had become a point where my boyfriend gave me a pep talk and to prove his point he had read me a book he wad reading for philosophy called 'The Republic';
"All great things are precarious... Beautiful things really are difficult" and in his own words told me -
"It occurs often throughout the text, anything that is easy will never be beautiful, for if it is easy it won't have the scars and marks of something built through struggle, those scars and marks are the cracks through which beautiful shines most brightly", which I think helped me.
For the past month in my art class I've been researching a style called 'Jugendstil' and got a bit of inspiration again. I want to show off what I made because I'm genuinely happy with my product since a hot minute.
Anyways moral of the story, don't beat yourself up if you don't find something about you or what you make up to your standards, because beautiful things take time.
Feb 27, 2025
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I can't describe the feeling whenever I watch one of these kinds of film. Dinner In America, Buffalo 66, Little Miss Sunshine, etc. I don't know exactly how to categorize them, but they give off a certain vibe.
The absurdity that happens is oddly comforting in ways I can't explain, but I enjoy them and the place they hold in my heart.
Feb 17, 2025