もも and her litter.

A personal blog. Mainly about photography.

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All entries after the post " もも's litter " on April 17, 2010 and tagged "sunjennifer" is work by Jennifer Jung Ah Sun and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

Why Your Photos are Contrived

Photocred: Eric Fischer

Using photo geotagging records, Eric Fischer has created a series of city maps with photographic hot spots.

In this post is one of Fischer’s Tourist vs. Locals map, with the tourist shots in red and the locals in blue. I’ve heard that the Golden Gate Bridge is the most photographed site in the United States and this Bay Area map is showing its 1,970 meters glowing a nearly neon red.

This is why on many occasions, the best set of photos is taken at unexpected locations/times. Personally though, I’d take photos both at red and blue spots just so that I can have best of both worlds scenic points—cliche postcard shots and some personal abstract ones. (Btw, did not know that “scenery” was a non-count noun. “Sceneries” refer to different background sets in theater.)

Food For a Dollar

Interesting article/photojournalism piece on NYT.

The project allowed him to ask questions about the things North Americans eat in a fast-food culture. Is this food? Just because we can put something in our mouths, does that make it food? At what point do we decide that something isn’t food?

On a side note, I’d like to learn strobe light photography.

Photographer #8: Raphael Mazzucco

© Raphael Mazzucco

Photographer #6: Patrick Smith

The winner of the Nature’s Best Ocean Views contest in 2009, Patrick Smith is a landscape photographer in the San Francisco area. His photographs are published in various magazines and are also at the Capture Gallery in Sausalito and Healdsburg, California.

If you want to see more of his work: here