Showing posts with label kitchener photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitchener photography. Show all posts

20110730

bend the light, pretend pt. deux

Photographed by Joanna Blusiewicz (at the Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh)
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This series of 'Lucille' (which is my real first name) by Joanna has ended now but she has more to show you on those links above. Her dreamy and oftentimes cinematic photos are inspiring and breathtaking.

20110727

bend the light, pretend

Photographed by Joanna Blusiewicz (at the Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh)
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The weather was just perfect for this and the various locations are just too beautiful. I remembered strolling during the winter and in an eerie sense it was lovely as well.

Also, my chances of getting a scholarship was trashed when I got the rejection letter. Ouch. I have to rise above this though. To keep the sadness away, I went to the city with my camera to just soak in all the people who were hustling and bustling. It's a miracle I didn't do any retail therapy because I was inches close to taking out my debit card and just splurging.

Le resist.

20110725

all of the streetlight eyes pt. deux

Photographed by Joanna Blusiewicz
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I haven't taken my camera out to the city but I will soon. Still reading the manual because I want to capture more than just using the 'auto'mode. I might finally understand all the lingos and what sort of magic they possess.haha

What a noob.

20110720

all of the streetlight eyes

Meeting new people in a foreign land will always go hand in hand. That's why it's been such a pleasure to meet Joanna, a lovely Polish photographer, for a shoot out at the city and to the gardens (well, more of the latter soon).
It's been really great to listen to her travel stories and learning so much about her style and manner in photography. Her down-to-earth nature made every shot feel comfortable.

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