#awqh

I took this photo about 2 weeks ago. At the time I took the photo out of random. But now the photo has a deeper meaning to it. The moon can represent yourself and you should treat yourself like you are the moon. Don’t downgrade yourself and be happy with who you are because you are the best you, you can be. I personally like this photo because it has 3 levels to it. The bottom level being the people. The middle level being the moon and the top level being the the ceiling/ roof. I also was attracted to this photo as the moon is located right in the middle and is very noticeable making it the center or attention. The picture was taken at night so the colours used are more dark. The combination of colours come together really well to create a good setting.

The man in the foreground is placed on the bottom right intersection point, following the rule of thirds, which draws my eye to him. The cars and other people are going in a perpendicular direction to the man, creating movement and an interesting composition. I find the use of colours very appealing. The neon lights on the store signs and tail lights, and the red paint on the old taxi stand out among the dark, dull buildings and street. I am also drawn to the cinematic feel of this photo.

watching sunsets reminds me of the beginning and ending of so many things, it’s so pretty and so inspirational

these were taken almost minutes apart, it’s inspiring to see how even when things are changing they can be so beautiful

fire burns everything but lowkey being reborn seems pretty inspirational

i always end up taking pictures of water cause it tends to look so inspiring and captivating

the difference between light and dark is breathtaking and inspiring cause these photos were only taken moments apart

This is a picture of Lucas Moura celebrating his third and final goal to win the game and pull off an amazing upset victory which took his team to the Champions League finals! Spurs had lost all hope so they let Lucas Moura, a bench player, play for the last 13 minutes. Well this was a very good decision as he scored in under a minute of playing! He then scored with 2 minutes left and then again with 30 seconds left to win the game! This is very inspiring to me because he rarely ever gets to play but he always works hard when he does. It paid off as he scored 3 goals in 13 minutes to win the game for his team and it shows that with a bit of resiliency, you can do anything! The photographer uses space and the rule of thirds to put emphasis and direct our eyes to the celebration