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Images from a month or so ago during Daily Cal training day. This is the result of plenty of training, photo style. Ha ha, just kidding. Well, if that's even a joke. Aiyyy. I need to go to bed. (:
I kind of feel like saying that this whole adventure was photo editor Anne Marie Schuler's idea. It was, and it was very fun and very cool (see below for proof), but I also like the idea that next time she Googles herself, this will come up. (I say this because she messaged me the other day saying that another post I put her name in came up on her browser when she Googled herself... ha ha, oh dear. )
In other news, I discovered how to create new Actions on Photoshop so that I can "logo" and resize images for the blog all in one push of a button. Let me just say one word: REVOLUTIONARY. My life has been streamlined and I'm loving it. I plan on saving all the time and spending it on muuuuch better things. Expect more photos now because it will be just SO EASY to share. Seriously. (:
When you first take photography they teach you that flowers are boring subjects. But something about flowers still makes my heart beat. And so I will continue to photograph them.
Oh black and white. You are always striking.
I don't know why they left their shoes here... but I like how it looks. Ha ha. (:
Leave comment love. It makes me feel... loved. ha ha. (:
So somebody on Angelique Kidjo's team noticed my twitter post about my blog post about my attendance (... ha ha) at the Berkeley Zellerbach performance of Angelique Kidjo a month or so ago and posted a link back to my blog on her OFFICIAL WEBSITE! So cool!
You can find my post of her concert here.
Anyways, my link is on the news feed on the front page:
And when you click on it, there's a page saying my images are awesome (yipee!) and a link back. Super super cool! :D
Thanks so much for noticing and letting the world know! :D
Just remember... the images themselves are copyrighted to The Daily Californian. Of course. (:
The New York Times rocks. The epitome of good journalism is, of course, no less stellar in their photojournalism department. If you enjoy high quality images and love to read a story through the picture, there is nothing more outstanding that the New York Times Photo Blog, Lens. Check it out. DOOO ITTT. :D
Screen shot of today's photo of the day. What an awesome image. Seriously.
(Check it: You can see the shells from the gunshots. Daaaayum, what perfect timing!)
Image shown: Luke Sharrett/The New York Times
