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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Thursday, November 28, 2013

Update on my new editorial

I'm starting to building my fashion brand little by little. I may not have the skills because I am young, but I see myself as a real designer in the future. And this little number was made by me in high school and I believe you should be proud of the work youv'e done for yourself. I am absolutely proud of far I have grown and matured as a designer. I hope you guys can follow my journey.











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Monday, November 25, 2013

Posing says a lot about photos: Don't think that people are perfect, it's all about the angles.

There is a photographer by the name of Gracie Hagen who took shots of fairly decent looking people posing both in attractive angles and unappealing poses. The point of the photos were not to suggestively compare and contrast, but to point out that people in general have similar bodies to the people portrayed in the photos. In society, we are constantly looking up to these fashion models who are experts at posing and looking slimmer. Even when we take photos of ourselves, we do our best to look skinnier and prettier and well rested. I myself am guilty of snapping a good few photos for a decent selfie. I may cover certain things just to be discreet, but my friends and family know my body type. And when I am alone at home, I pose awkwardly in front of the mirror to see how far my stomach expands and how flat my butt goes when I squeeze it in. The body is absolutely beautiful. 

Only people who have seen me naked know my natural beauty. And to be honest there is nothing wrong about naked skin. I mean, I had to take Life Drawing Classes in college and I have seen all types of bodies. And I was never bothered by the rolls, cellulite and scars. It was more interesting to draw and my pictures had more personality to them. 

I love seeing these people posing fiercely and posing like no one is looking around.

Let's have a look at these raw photos:











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Thursday, August 22, 2013

The Brilliance of Spencer Tunick.


     I always had a place in my heart for Spencer Tunick and his work. I'm not really into figurative photography or portraits as much because all that people care about is looking good. From an editorial of a fashion magazine to a so-called selfie, it's all the same bullshit. Everything is forced and posed. I don't believe a person's personality can be based on how they position their legs and contort their body all the time. These photos, despite the wide variety of nudity, is quite natural even in the large scale settings.  In the pictures you don't see just one person because in this world that doesn't matter. And in our generation today, we see importance to make a statement about ourselves. It's fine to be selfish and praise your own identity, but how many other people are doing the same?
So collectively, every one is important rather than just you.










Sunday, August 18, 2013