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Sunday, December 6, 2015

Cosmos in the hand.


Narrow the vision and it looks big; Wide open to see it small.
Vision becomes so blur. To see it clear by owning less.
Flower looks short life but last forever.










This rock is about 2 inch x 1 inch x 1/3 inch, and each photo represent about 0.5 square inches of it. 

Sunday, August 11, 2013

The Oldest Trees on the Planet

Few weeks ago, I finally had chance to see Ancient Bristlecone Pine Trees. It is still hard to believe these trees are exist.

Fishing Boat


2002 in Taiwan

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Cropped San Francisco


Few weeks ago, I took some pictures in San Francisco.
I took them because I like what I saw but the result is always far from what I expect.
The reason is clear. We only saw and remember things we want to see and everything else was ignored and photos are simply showing every little details which includes what we ignored.
I decide to take out what I do not want to see, and fill in with black, and now it is much closer to what I remember.


照片總是和想的不同,但是卻忠實的記錄了看見的記住的,也記錄了所有不預期的.
前幾周在舊金山市區拍了些照片,這張照片並不起眼,但拍照時仍記得那腦中的景象.
決定把一些並不預期出現的部分以黑色代替,這應該是比較接近當時腦中的景象,也是畫畫時會想描繪的.

Friday, May 11, 2012

Paintings?

These are the photos which look like paintings.


One is in Getty Center in California and one is in Capitoline Museums in Rome




Mountains





Mt. Rainier and Mt. Baker.

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Italy Trip 2012/04


From 2 thousands years ago to 100 years ago. From Italy to US and back to Italy.
Here are some sculptures were made more than two thousands years and they remain remarkable and it leads to some of greatest American artists in the end of 19th century we all admire today.


Both John Singer Sargent and William Merritt Chase were teaching in Florence for a short period of time and they did commission portrait of themselves for The Uffizi Gallery in 1906 and 1905.


The Sculptures were just unbelievable and made more than two thousands years ago. Even today with all the advanced knowledge and tools, there are so few artists could reach this level.


I posts some Hi-Res Images in 

The Material of Art

I will keep updating some more soon.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Sunday, February 26, 2012

An old Nikon Lenses_Nikkormat EL series





Recently I charged the battery for Kodak DCS 14n and start to use it again.


The lower two photos were took with the Nikon 50mm manual lenses which I got from my parent and my parent got it from my grandmother, and she bought it new from Japan. 


She passed away at her age 60 when I was six grade in elementary school in 1989.


Nikkormat EL series (1972–1977, known in Japan as the Nikomat EL series)





Friday, February 10, 2012

Medium Format in1999



These photos were took in 1999 with medium format cameras.
The first one was Mamiya 7 II+43mm, and scanned by Epson scanner.
The second one was Fuji G690III, and scanned by drum scanner. The resolution is 5405x7966 which is around 43 megapixel  

In 1999 Kodak came out consumer DC215 camera and professional DCS 300 which is 1 megapixel and 3 megapixel. Today 2012 they stop making them.
In 2011 Sony came out a digital camera called NEX-7 which is 24.3 megapixel.

覺得上面這些數字很有趣.攝影也一路跟著走過來了,今天發現這兩張照片放在一起也是有趣.第一張照片是當時后里木工廠的照片,也是支持我們一家的經濟來源,如今工廠改建出租.第二張是綠島柚子湖的照片,大學時期和幾個最要好的朋友一同出遊拍的照片,到目前還未回到那邊,不知變得如何了.

攝影的技術門檻曾經很高,數位相機去除了所有等待沖洗的時間,這巨幅縮短了學習的時間,攝影變得更大眾化,大眾化帶來的便利,攝影神奇的面紗卻被帶走. 比如顏色更美,構圖更加,更驚人的細節這些環節變得更細小. 人是偏向被前所未見的人事物感動而追求. 很多環節都可以觸發那情緒,而且歷史上類似的事周而復始的循環,這代表著我們容易遺忘也容易受感動.

攝影從19世紀初實驗階段,到今天的發展. 看各種媒材都發生過類似的事情.
藝術的產生似乎都是在各種受限的情況下有著驚人的突破而被歌頌,而消費式電子產品的產生也類似的.縱使各種發明讓某些突破在今天唾手可得,卻再也不讓人感動驚奇而漸漸被遺忘,之後人繼續追求在受限環境下的不可能而往前.




Friday, November 18, 2011

2010.04.04 Oregon Coast




A trip with my sister and her family, and it was raining.
We didn't really go out, so I stay in the room and painted this one.
Right after this one, I also did a small oil painting with the same view.

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Our Family Tree

This was one of my favorite exhibitions when I visit New York in Museum of Nature History in 2010/05. Look at how Human get here make me think about how Art evolve may be just like this.

Most of these species are extinct and only one-modern Home sapiens- ultimately survived.



Saturday, October 1, 2011