Catch of the Day

It’s amazing how much I want to get out and shoot, and begin the creative process almost immediately now that the semester is over. I’m beginning to realize that there are two very distinct cycles that I rotate through: the “school me”, which is the stressed out, dead-line driven, insomniac who strives to get good grades and is very, very sad- and then there’s the carefree child-like “out-of-school me”, who indeed looks up at the sky and marvels- and cries, with a big grin on my face, as I did today.

I am 43 going on 19.

I don’t ever want to lose my child-like view of the world.
And I feel complete with the simplest of things.

I think I’m falling back in love with life.

And so fast!

I remain obsessed with monochrome,  mood, lighting, and manual exposure.

December 11, 2012 | Categories: Falling in Love with Life | Tags: antiquated, black and white, black and white photography, blur, exposure, Falling in Love with Life, film grain, gaussian blur, ISO, lighting, manual exposure, monochromatic, monochrome, mood, photography, sepai, technique, vintage | 2 Comments