#januarytheme

[henny-lim]

I finally finished my January bullet journal set up. This month I use the Chinese New Year theme with the lanterns. Hopefully it will be a good start for this new year #bulletjournal #Januarytheme #lantern https://www.instagram.com/p/B6z9EI5g-Li/?igshid=1hxzyxo1ou0c9

[toseekserenitykinesiology-blog]

#manifestationmonday ✨ So I got myself organised today amidst all the hustle and bustle. This year it’s all about growing To Seek Serenity. So I decided this month is all about goals and how to achieve them. There’s still so much more I need to do but if I get this plan of mine ready and align my energy right it’ll be easier for me to succeed. ✨ So align yourself with the magic of energy and use this manifestation in your meditations or post it reminder to get yourself organised. ✨ #energy #toseekserenity #energyhealing #success #goals #januarytheme #goodvibes #goalsetting

[camerachaos]

Polyhedron

 The art exhibition titled “UNTIL” was a solo exhibition all done by the talented Ghadah Alkandari, who’s main focus of her artwork, is on large scale acrylic paintings. The exhibition was split into three main parts, the first of which was entitled “Until Love”  

“Two years ago I created my first polyhedron on a whim. Since then these constructions have multiplied, collectively expanding, like a small universe. They are an offering to a silent and invisible force, a prayer to one who may not be listening. The act of folding served the dual purpose of filling a massive void left by a love long gone, and a hope for a new to come. This collection is called Until Love.

AS we walked in the Polyhedron were placed all around the floor, pilled up in some areas, spread out across a large space in the floor, some even levitated to float inches above the ground. The room these polyhedron were placed in was completely white, serving as its own kind of canvas to the intricate shapes, a painting of its own. 

This photograph was captured using the Panasonic Panasonic SDR-H95 hybrid video camera. 

[camerachaos]

Walking into 2017 like. a caption almost as cheesy and generic as “new year, new me”

To celebrate the start of a new year, we’ve made the theme of this month rebirth. what better way to celebrate this theme than to visit a contemporary art exhibition. Refresh our minds, look at art that gets us to think. 

For the actual picture our friend was walking through part of the exhibition, we saw this as a great opportunity to capture a photograph that can represent the experience of the exhibition. It was taken in a hallway, and one the challenges we faced while trying to capture this scene, was realizing that the hallway that created this effect that isolated the subject in the photograph, so we tried to capture the image as close to the wall as we could, resulting in the picture seeming much more open and gave a whole new perspective. 

The camera used to capture this image was the Panasonic SDR-H95 hybrid video camera 

[camerachaos]

It’s not the camera, it’s the beauty. 

The fault is in the photographer. When filming this video, the camera was in constant motion. As the speed increased, the amount of blur among fast moving subjects increased as well. Not as much detail was depicted because the Iris was turned off. The Iris was not able to make the image brighter. 

[camerachaos]

Compared to the other video, this video was in much better quality. Close subjects were photographed vividly, and the far subjects also continued some detail. This improvement resulted from the input of light in the scene. A small amount of sunlight was able to change the amount of vivid details in the image. Additionally, the shutter speed was much more coordinated. The video wasn’t blurry because shutter speed was slow enough to capture details in motion. 

[camerachaos]

The Year of the Fire Monkey is Over.

This won the title of the month’s worst picture. Everything in the picture was incredibly poor. Ultimately, the excessive zoom on the image decreased the quality. 

[camerachaos]

Open up to the new year. 

Make memories, experiences, adventures and journeys in this new year. Open the window to your new life. Don’t look out of the window, be out of the window. 

Ultimately, the image cohesively demonstrated vivid detail. As you continue to zoom, you discover more vivid details. For example, the reflection of the trees on the river emphasized the amount of smaller detail in the image. The shadow of the branches on the tree increases the beauty and detail of the picture. To get such an excellent picture, we adjusted the camera’s focus manually, instead of automatically. The aperture was also adjusted since a bright background was photographed. The iris was closed and it made the window appear darker than usual. This was the exact effect we were looking for to evoke a special meaning to our image.