I picked up film photography about a year and a half ago, and from the beginning something about the emptiness and loneliness one can feel in nature has drawn me towards photographing series of landscapes.
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I spent this last spring studying abroad in London and doing a little traveling around Europe. I took quite a few photos and after the…
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I looked at the graffiti in Ithaca, and I realized that it was, in a way, the city’s own set of tattoos. The graffiti is something that helps to define Ithaca’s “body,” something that characterizes its “soul”: the people that make up its population.
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With this photo set, I wanted to answer a question that I asked myself one day: “As an Asian-American, what parts would I not get in a Hollywood movie?”
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While I was in India studying art and culture, I did an independent study in Rajasthani Folk Puppetry. I spent 16 days taking puppetry classes and learning about the lives of the puppeteers.
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My photos are always for me. I enjoy sharing them, but I take them for myself. I began taking photographs after I started traveling compulsively with my DSLR camera almost two years ago. For me, the photograph serves as a memory.
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On Saturday nearly two hundred people joined together for Slutwalk Ithaca, a march to raise awareness about the prevalence of rape, victim-blaming and slut-shaming in U.S. society. Check out some of the protesters’ best signs.
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When I travel – whether in Korea, China, Argentina, or on a road trip across the USA, the photos that I linger on the most are those perfect, had-to-be-there moments. These photos reflect some of those moments.
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While working for the Adirondack Park this summer as an educator in the High Peaks Information Center, I made it my personal goal to hike half of the 46 high peaks of the Adirondacks.