If you don’t want to say something in words, you can always stick it on your body. And if you don’t want to express the meaning in words, you can use pictures instead. I often see people in the streets with slogans and drawings all over their bodies. With my camera, I took pictures of them, turned them into photos, and then posted them online with words. In a way, I am in the same category as him.
The amazing thing about human body temperature is that it’s not set in stone. It’s constantly changing, and it’s all down to the opening and closing of the sweat glands. They’re working hard to keep us at a relatively balanced temperature! It’s the same with photography. The combination of aperture and shutter ultimately results in a relatively balanced image. It’s incredible how these two elements work together! Nowadays, I look at everything and it’s all the same thing with photography. Am I a little too obsessed with photography? Absolutely!
I absolutely love the graininess of street photography! It makes me feel like I’m right there on the street, breathing in the wind and hearing the sound of a car horn. I love the grain; it’s one of my favorite things about street photography.
Photography is about using your eyes and your mind together. But is it better to think first, then take a picture, or to take a picture first, then think? I don’t always have time to think, just like a dog owner who doesn’t always have time to control their dog. My shutter always runs before my brain.
Light is just so dramatic and can make everything around you feel fresh. Photography can make life like a movie, giving full scope to the imagination without leaving the human realm.
A memory card is lined up with many photos, not every photo can be taken clearly. What is the point of having blurry photos? They can only exist for the sake of a clear photo. Just like the words we say or the things we do, only a few can be preserved. That’s the law of the world and the law of photography, I guess.
After photographing the moods of countless passersby, I realized that photography is a poem written to myself. Which of your poems is written to yourself?
I’ve always thought that you don’t necessarily need a high-end lens to take good photos. A lot of the photos I like were taken on days with good weather and a good mood.
My paintings are not the work that makes me feel accomplished. I’m so grateful for photography, though! It allows me to simply create and simply live.
