Changes

This semester I tried to use a mirror and made a mask in an Amazon bag for Halloween. I think emotions can be expressed through these interesting elements. For example, the Amazon logo looks like an angry face upside down. In fact, this year I have been online classes at home, and the most go out is to pick up express packages. I think this mask can express the mental state of being at home for a long time. By using PS, I can make some interesting content. Use mirrors, masks, and PS software to create interesting images. Of course, we can convey a lot of emotions without using these. People who focus on their own affairs can also convey quiet and focused emotions. Sometimes, graffiti can also convey emotions. I hope I can convey some emotions from the photos. Certain happiness, concentration, anger, etc.

Because Urban photography has always been my favorite choice, especially in New York. New York has many old buildings and well-designed buildings. I have many choices when shooting in New York, such as Fifth Avenue, Central Park and Times Square. On the other hand, the weather in the city is changeable. You can take beautiful photos on sunny, rainy or cloudy days. The city will take photos with different feelings in different weather. For me, I enjoy the city in different weather.

I miss the Halloween parade last year.

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Halloween

Another idea. I think artists are often immersed in the things they like. Whenever I see them, I am envious of what they are doing, such as playing or performing.Such photos are full of power for me.

Second, plants. I like to photograph plants at close range because I think plants are beautiful and full of life. When shooting, we can see a lot of interesting details.I think small things are very worth shooting.

First, the city and the weather. I like the city very much and I also like the changeable weather in the city. Different weather will bring about very different light and shadow changes. I really like the feeling of shooting cities in different weather.

“Changing”