It's so insane to me how much news coverage the story of Michael Jackson's death is getting. To see just how many people from all over the world he has effected. For any one person to have such an enormous following blows my mind [in a good way.]
I guess what freaked me out the most about M.J's passing isn't how sudden it was, but how relatively young he was. I mean, my dad is 50 also and it really good shape for his age. But it just shook me to think about something like that happening to my own father. I try not to think about the passing time but when things like this happen it forces me to acknowledge the fact that people grow old and eventually die. To just imagine what life would be like without either of my parents is too much to bear. I guess in a way I'm like Michael and J-holiday in that I just wish there was a real never-neverland "where nobody has to grow old." lol blahhhh
The following are some photos I turned in for my final project for Photo Foundations I my second quarter. The subject was repetition [yea kinda lame but it was completely last minute I had no inspiration.] But I actually liked how these came out.
I loved the texture of the steel bars and how through the first four you can see glimpses of the building in the background.
I feel like since i've been in the states I've wanted to photograph telephone poles. The repetition as well as the interesting visual you get from the hanging wires always intrigues me. I also liked the gradation in the sky and the two other structures looming in the background.
My favorite from the series. I chose to cut the faces halfway to emphasize the praying position of the hands.