Month: December 2020

Towards becoming a fully-realized full-stack visual artist: Combine photos videos and also music (making my own beats). Total independence:

A view into my workflow:

New visual arts:

Photography as a movement of light:

There are no rules to photography … just guidelines and suggestions. But with all suggestions in life, you can either take it or leave it!

In life, the end-game: To create. Create … anything!

If you’re in a position in which you’re trapped at home and want to be creative, virtual reality may be a good option for you (Oculus Rift S + Gravity Sketch or Google Tilt …

I’ve had the privilege of living in many different types of living situations, homes, lifestyles (digital nomad, location independent, etc).

We talk much about the “hedonic” treadmill (a life in which we are just trying to maximize our base sensual pleasures). Why don’t we ever talk about the social media treadmill — in which …

To create, produce and beget more life! More life via having kids, producing new food and energy, and creating new products and inventions which motivate people to do more, create more and live more!

This is how we Americans view happiness: If I only owned my own home (big), had a nice luxury car/sports car, had a lot of money in the bank, could buy whatever I want, …

Photography is our primary interest and pursuit. But why? Towards what ends?

What’s our passion? To curate and to purchase and buy things, or to create things?

Why is it that some spaces, environmental and such are more productive for our thinking and artistic creativity? Perhaps what it means to be human (or what we are biologically engineered for) is for …

Let us not be fooled and suckered by other petty-minded photographers: All photography is creative!

The insanely motivational thought: If reality existed simply for the sake of photography … it is worth it!

Technically, any photo you create is “creative”. When we say “creative”, I think what we mean to say is “innovative, unique perspective, artsy, artistic”, etc. But truly speaking … I think creative photography can …

Apparently this was the last words of Goethe. Perhaps this is also a good motto for our lives and photography?