Let There be Light, the Northern Lights - Los Angeles Fine Art Photographer

In less than a week, many of us in the US will have a very important decision to make.  It won't be an easy one.  But hopefully, our guiding principles will help us see the north in our heart when casting the consequential vote.

The dance of lights in this image reminds me of something I've shared on this site.  Oh well, there's no point in competing with nature.  It's the best creator of all things magical.

Let there be peace, stability and (northern) lights.    

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I Fell In Love with the Peruvian Amazonia Trees - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

As humid as it felt at the time, it was the (beginning of) dry season in the Peruvian Amazonia.  Contrary to my previous conception, many deciduous trees were bare with no leaves left.  Trying to look through the branches to the sky gives an other-worldly (my client Sylvia loves to use this word when describing my work.  Haha...) feeling.  

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You English (-speaking) people may think of the word silhouette (剪影)。  I, on the other hand, see paper-cut (剪纸) in this image.

What do you think? 

Do you See what I see - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

I love traveling on water surface, especially when it's the dark mirrors in the Peruvian Amazon that reflect everything they see, only to be disturbed by the passing canoe, or skiff in our case.  

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Who knew, the swaying reflections in the Amazonas made me reminisce one certain image that I made in Tianzifang (田子坊), Shanghai years ago?  Oh, that graceful glide through the balmy spring air, only to be finished by a flick in the corner of the qipao dress (旗袍).  

Do you see what I see? 

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