Human artist blog / Street photography / Philosophy
The biggest problem in photography now: we have TOO MANY photos to look through. We are overwhelmed with our pictures, and we have no idea which of our photos are the best — and …
Dear friend, A lot of folks are afraid of AI (artificial intelligence), and the effect of technology on our everyday lives. My suggestion: turn yourself into a centaur; half-man, half-machine.
Style: the impression you stick on your viewer.
Made on iPad Pro 10.5 inch. Studying the work of Leonardo da Vinci and other Renaissance painters:
To me, the best use of our human metabolism is to create art!
Basic idea: as a photographer, if you’re shooting street photography (or photographing anything that is moving), you are tracking the movement of the subject. The movement of the subject moving towards you, away from …
Dali is the original surrealist:
Tip: Use the VSCO “distoria” filter to check whether your composition is good or not:
Dear friend, I want to make the case why you might want to become an entrepreneur.
Bounding boxes are a fascinating concept for photographers– and a concept that many machine learning folks use to classify images, and detect images.
To curate your photos means to ‘care’ about your photos. So when you’re curating your portfolio; figure out which photos really speak to you — and why they speak to you!
I met a guy named Ryan at ‘Backyard Brew‘ in Palo Alto, and was super inspired by him — he taught me this concept of the ‘straight line’: directly do what you want to …
To be human is to create. Some simple tips to boost your creativity; excerpted from our book, ‘Eternal Return to the Creative Everyday‘ (all custom illustrations made by Annette Kim):
Dear friend, A basic idea: we are constantly in a state of becoming, a state of flux as photographers, artists, philosophers, and humans.