What Are You All Looking At? - Los Angeles Street Photographer

By no means would I dub myself a "street photographer".  But if you know me well, you'd know that I was drawn to photography by the uniqueness and the beauty that's prevalent in our lives.  These Amish caught my attention when I was doing nothing but looking for trouble to shoot (can we call it "trouble-shooting"?).  I mean, they are already unique in their own rights.  And spotting Amish in a train station is one step up on "uniqueness".  Wouldn't you expect to see them travel in horse-drawn carriages?

Amish Looking in One Direction at Train Station - ©Jean Huang Photography

Anyway, it's said that a good photograph tells a story.  So what story is behind this image?

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?