Photo Storytelling
How to tell stories through your photos?
Some sort of movement, activity through a certain series or sequencing of photos. Also make it personal.
A bit of the unknown, mystery.
How to tell stories through your photos?
Some sort of movement, activity through a certain series or sequencing of photos. Also make it personal.
A bit of the unknown, mystery.
Structure your life for photography.
If the thing doesn’t aid you in your photography or photographic endeavors, dismiss it.
At the end of it all, what’s the significance of being alive and existence? I say your life is a tool and a path to make artistic and creative photos, and to share and publish them!
The best way to feel “rich”, also planning for contingencies.
Just walking by Costco, America truly is the land of plenty. But, what do you do with that plenteousness?
Stand on your own, in your own two feet like my mom said.
Why I think the future is trans-national, between SEOUL and America (INCHEON AIRPORT, ICN to LAX, LA International Airport)
How and why the future will be transnational:
HADONG SOUTH KOREA — my new zen paradise:
I don’t know why I didn’t experiment with liquid chalk in the tube earlier. Way more convenient, doesn’t get messy, and portable. Just buy it on Amazon
Also, the more stuff you have, the less freedom have. Why? The more responsibilities you have, the less personal freedom you have . And freedom is King
Expose as much of your bodily flash as possible, without breaking the law. For guys, short shorts, and tank tops. Or when it is allowed, topless and shirtless.
Become more flesh forward. Flesh loving.
Just came back from South Korea back to LA, and some thoughts on jet lag:
First of all, when you arrive back home, don’t eat anything until 6 PM. At 6 PM, eat unlimited kimchi and pork belly. Or beef or pork ribs.
Also during the day, try to walk outside and get some sunlight, and also drink a bunch of water. And drink a bunch of coffee in the morning and afternoon.
What big problems in life you desire to address and fix? Or discover solutions to?
What is interesting about being a ‘secular’ monk in Korea — it is more a lifestyle thing, rather than a religious thing.
For example this monk drinks coffee (gasp!) owns a car, has wifi, a smartphone, etc. However what he has chosen to do is to just simply live a simple life.