Jean Huang Photography is featured on Examiner.com - Los Angeles Photographer

Let's face it.  When I made the big transition to do photography on a commercial level (vs. a hobby and vs. continuing on the corporate path), I did not plan on this day.  It was simply a pursuit of a passion, a passion to bring and share joy and beauty, a passion to connect with people and make a positive impact to their lives.  And then, this opportunity came along for the business to be featured in Examiner.  So I don't need to tell you how excited I am to see it being published, the philosophy behind this business.

It's still true that it's a business.  Even non-profits need to balance their budgets.  And I need to support myself.  But I also hope that there's more to the business transactions, that there is a human side.

Well, let me step off the soap box so you can read for your own:

A Photographer's Passion for Observing and Capturing the Beauty in Everyone

Now, how can I make a difference to you?

The Not So Obvious Answers

The wait is finally over, at least for me. I've been dying to share my thoughts on my recent blog "Looking Beyond the Obvious".  So, I'm going to dash straight to the subject of discussion... "What Are They"

What you see in picture #1 was, well you guessed it, love, lot of it.  When our first lady started planting vegetables, she was not alone.  This eggplanty-looking Roma tomato came from the organic garden of my parents' back-yard.  And for any of my friends out there that are experienced with "parents", their love comes out-pouring.  While that tomato is still sitting in my kitchen as a reminder to write this post, you know what, they brought the hot pepper seedlings when they found out I'm into vegetable gardening too, except I'm not sure what to do with the pepper that could be too spicy for me.

Now, the second picture shows an irregularly shaped lemon, from the tree in my yard.  I know I have friends that would pick perfectly shaped lemons and nicely plate them as a decor (and possibly to show off).  Well, truth is that none of the picture-perfect lemons from our tree has evoked as much

emotions from my husband as this one does.  I noticed that every time  he sees this oddly looking object, he cracks into smiles.  In this day and age, almost all of us are subject to varying levels of stress.  While a yoga session or a Mediterranean cruise may do the wonders, nothing beats a "low-cost" fruit that quietly sits there and makes him smile every day.

The third picture baffled even my husband.  My philosophy to life is that every body and every thing comes to this world for a reason.  And they should all be given the best opportunity to accomplish what they came here for.  So when the jasmine flowers prematurely fell off the branches, I collected them inside.  Their light aroma brings childhood memories of places that don't look the same anymore (if you like, you could read my thoughts on modernization here and here).  And who would have expected that the pale-white flowers would celebrate the end of their lives by giving out the most splendid array of colors?

Now, my friends, you've known a little about my back-yard, my parents and my husband.  Click the "like" button if you like anything that I said.  I'd be even more flattered if you would leave a comment by clicking the link to "Leave a Comment".  :-)

Happy reading!