Written on 9:45:00 AM by Oakie Chiraskamin
Perspective (n.) = A view or picture of something, the relationship of aspects of a subject to each other and to a whole.
I bet this word is very essential for people like us. Sometimes we approach our problems with a different perspective and we get better solution. Big picture V. Detail is all about perspective.
And Chris Jordan, a photographer who now has an exhibition at the Von Lintel Gallery in New York, got his own perspective and is showing us his photographic arts. The fusion between arts and statistics is quite awesome. See the example of his inspiring works below. The below images come with the fact, "Depicts two million plastic beverage bottles, the number used in the US every five minutes." See them with your perspective. 
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Written on 12:49:00 PM by Oakie Chiraskamin
I was bored this morning. So nothing better than dragging myself to the park, and taking some photos. Then I ran home and photoshop(ed) them and injected my tiny creativity. I call it "love."
Hope you love it. When the sun brightly shined on the grass, it made green greener.
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Written on 4:00:00 AM by Oakie Chiraskamin
Hello Readers,
Just came back from Samed Island yesterday. See the photos here at my Flickr. I learn more to love beach, people, sea, and food. Almost 15 hours a day that my feet touched on sand and sea. I love it.
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Written on 10:12:00 AM by Oakie Chiraskamin
Bill Sullivan creates Situation Photography here. Here are his rules of photography,
1. The image or photograph must be candid
2. The context of the situation must be clearly established
3. The background behind every subject in a series must be the same
4. The photographer must always be visible to the subject(s) in the photograph
5. The moments the images are to be taken must be defined before the pictures are taken
6. Secondary image(s) can be attached to the primary image if needed to clarify an established context
7. The camera should not play a visible role in the situation unless its visible presence has a role in that scenario
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