Photography

It's a small world after all. Despite the 12 hour flight. 360 camera work creates so very self centred perspectives

But it's really just CGI - Unreal Engine. Not AI. Though I suppose I could run this through AI with prompts like "3D Fractal influence, DMT Machine Entity psychedelic eldrich horror, vantablack, Hasellblad medium format camera long exposure, kodak film, Sunday morning October 10, 2006, somewhere near Prince George". That worked.

Capture the different reactions - or moreso - just playing again with multiple exposure through strobes.

Working with Macro photography unveils a fascinating world

I am self taught, and tend to focus on hard surface modelling. Mostly I use Maya, Substance Painter, and Photoshop, but am dabbling in Reallusion Character Creator and Houdini as well. I have worked with Blender though rusty. I would also like to explore ZBrush and Nuke.

Urban Photography

The Anime Revolutions cosplayers are a perfect fit for some photoshop play, or course now I could do this with a simple text prompt using ChatGPT 4o images, but the skills are worth it nonetheless.

Photography is a lot more than just capturing reality. For me it's another form of experimentations and a way of observing the world through a different set of eyes - often slow and methodical, or rapid and dynamic, but never just vision - always more.

The mighty falls in the midst of the Rocky Mountains presented an amazing opportunity for some long exposures

The bridge outside Ankor sets an imposing view.

There are so many sleepy people. Also - I found street photography to be a little creepy except in China where everyone else is taking picture of me. So I just take photos in return.