Ringing in the new year with good friends and new friends. There’s nothing like saying goodbye to the past year and taking with you what is good and fun. This year, i decided to start clean. No promises, no resolutions, just commitments. Give me passion and brilliance… leave normal & perfect to everyone else.
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xo
Exhausted (sB*)
My first photography project as a master’s student (inspired by photographer Cindy Sherman). The shift from a typographical focus to a concentration on photography (documenting the human experience) was a defining moment in my track. I’m reminded of my sensei (RIP) and from the day he met me he would say “why aren’t you studying photography??!”. All i said was “i don’t have a camera”. Then he ate me alive… What a reminder! (My nana found this project tucked away in a closet… and said “WOW”… My passion has been renewed since yesterday- and today was the icing on the cake… (**note: the original photography doesn’t have the x’s over the face & mouth. For the sake of anonymity, I’m changing the work to include the X’s) P.
![i think i just smiled. a little.
materialkillers:
thedailywhat:
Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera Concept of the Day: Industrial design student Yaniv Berg reimagines the DSLR by fusing the camera’s lens and body together into a singular periscope shaped device that reinvents both form and function.
In a daring move to move the camera aesthetic itself forward, the form, the holding position, all of that, Berg took a tip from old reflex cameras where the eyepiece was on TOP of the camera rather than at the back. These cameras make the photographer cradle the cam to their stomach during the process, creating an entirely different experience than holding it up to their face.
[yanko.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l73i6wVDm61qzpwi0o1_400.jpg)
i think i just smiled. a little.
Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera Concept of the Day: Industrial design student Yaniv Berg reimagines the DSLR by fusing the camera’s lens and body together into a singular periscope shaped device that reinvents both form and function.
In a daring move to move the camera aesthetic itself forward, the form, the holding position, all of that, Berg took a tip from old reflex cameras where the eyepiece was on TOP of the camera rather than at the back. These cameras make the photographer cradle the cam to their stomach during the process, creating an entirely different experience than holding it up to their face.
[yanko.]
thank you “Winona”. i will.
if you are indeed winona… hmmm. i got my eye on you.
