Continuing on with pt3. The Idea is simple, I’m just trying to come up with interesting ways of photographing myself in order to keep my creativity flowing in these times of quarantine. Today’s idea was to use a blank space and a cup of water as a prop.
Camera used: Ricoh GRiii
Consider this part 2 of this self-portrait experiment I’m currently doing. The Idea is simple, I’m just trying to come up with interesting ways of photographing myself in order to keep my creativity flowing in these times of quarantine. this one had the theme of “spot light”.
Camera used: Ricoh GRiii
In this Quarantine life, it’s important to stay creatively active. It is an opportunity to re-visit what seems mundane and get another perspective. Perhaps it is a chance to challenge your own creativity given the extensive amounts of limitations that could surround you. I believe the best photographers are those who are the most resourceful. Those who when faced with a difficult situation they can quickly come up with multiple plans of attack. In the interest of sharpening such skills during these times, I decided to set up my own ‘self-portrait’ session. This is how it turned out:
Camera used: Ricoh GRiii
After a few weeks of being cooped up in my house avoiding everything. I decided it was a good time to jump on my bicycle for some cardio. I of course took my camera knowing the world that I once knew was not going to look, or feel, the same. Indeed it wasn’t:
(Camera: Ricoh GRiii)
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