Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Exemplary Photo + 5 Photography Sites
This is my favorite photo that I feel is my best work, exemplifying what I strive for in photography. When I saw this scene for the first time, something about the symmetry and the circular tables appealed to me. It took me a while to find a way to take this picture; no camera I had could take such a wide angle.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Multicultural Week Photo Story
| The day's lunch, costing $9 total. More food came later to settle my insatiable appetite, bringing the total up to $14. The rest of my group spent around $7-8 on food. |
| Eric Zhang and his Impromptu Club friends await customers. They sold Arizona iced teas for $1 during the week, selling out every day. |
| Graduating Class booths, after a long day of sales. In-n-Out was sold by the sophomore class, and was one of the more popular foods available during the week. |
| Ticket booths selling tickets used to buy food were located all around the horseshoe, but most were placed near the office due to the influx of students from that direction. |
| The members of the Puili dance group get ready to perform. Puili is a traditional percussive Hawaiian dance involving the use of long bamboo sticks called puili sticks. |
Friday, April 17, 2015
Photo Story Description #2: MC Week!
Only three stands remain as the day's lunch draws to a close. Few stands remain; most are sold out and have already begun packing up. The crowd of students just minutes before have dispersed, loaded with food, to their respective lunching spots on campus.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Photo Story Description #1
A squirrel found on the UC Berkeley campus is looking at a miniature of the
UC Berkeley bell tower. Just prior to this, the squirrel was planning to steal
a student's lunch, after trying to eat the student's hat that is now on its head. The
nice treatment squirrels like this one receive at the hands of UC Berkeley students
is the reason why the campus has many aggressive squirrels.
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