Magic Light

San Diego Botanic Garden

This Monday afternoon, I went to the San Diego Botanic Garden with my classmates and professor to shoot some plants especially some endangered plants. Through this experience, I learned that because of the change of the climate and people’s activities, more and more plants are endangered. We may never see these plants again. Therefore, we […]

Cline and Cottrell Farm

On Saturday afternoon, I went to the the Cline and Cottrell Farm to shoot some plants and landscapes with some of my friends. There, I noticed some textures of these plants and it is really attractive.

Reflection: Tima Link

In this video, we can see the whole process how a simple basket come into being. These native person use plants to weave simple baskets. They cut down these leaves by hands to weave them into little baskets. One thing important is that there are some rules for them to obey when they cut down […]

Reflection: Anna Mia Davidson

In this whole video, Anna was talking about the farm, the sustainable life. As a photographer, she shoot a lot famers when they were working in their farms. According to some research that scientists did, more and more children are becoming obesity, we cannot even know how long will the next generation lives. Due to […]

Reflection: The Creative Trinity

By watching the video which talks about the composition and lines on a photo. I understand that to shoot a good picture, sometimes you need to find different angles to get some leading lines or some designing lines to make your photos more attractive. Besides, the light is also a very important factor in a […]

Double Peak Park

Hollandia Park

On Sunday afternoon, I went to the Hollandia Park with my classmates to shoot some landscapes and some plants.

LANDSCAPE (Inspired by Art Wolfe)

Lines, patterns and textures.

Chasing Ice

In the beginning of global warming, because people cannot see the change directly, many people don’t believe in this conclusion. Therefore, James Balog, a great photographer, created a project to prove this problem. He called it the Extreme Ice Survey, or EIS. He called on some professional friends to created a team to work together. […]