Virtual Opening of My Fine Art Nude Photography - Los Angeles Fine Art Photographer

Extreme times ask for extreme measures. My limited edition fine art nude photography will be exhibited online by bG Gallery on Artsy (The below piece can be purchased at https://www.artsy.net/artwork/jean-huang-female-bodyscape-arched-back-series-female-bodyscape until gone. For the rest of the series, please contact me for info). The opening is tomorrow (Thursday, April 30th), and it will be a virtual event (or two). I’ve never done it before (Have you?). But I’m sure it will be fun if you can join us.

This is one piece of the series that will be “on display”, along with other fantastic art pieces, all in the theme of Nude:

Interior Decor - Female Bodyscape Arches Back - Copyright Jean Huang Photography

Here are the details of the virtual events for Thursday, April 30th:
- Instagram live Artist Visit 5-6 pm PST @bggallery, and
- Meet and Greet via Zoom: 6-7 pm PST zoom meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3109064211

Drop me a line if you are going to be there. Look forward to seeing you!

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One Giant Leap in History - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

This image reminds me of what Neil Armstrong declared when he put his left foot on the lunar surface 40 years ago “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”

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Butch is not an astronaut, and we did not make it to the moon, yet. However, in the 10 days that we stayed where everything was frozen, the land and the rivers, we experienced such intensity, not just in the coldness, but also the people that we met and their stories. Not only did we break records (we thought it was cold in Alaska), I broke my own rules.

Stay tuned here and on my Instagram account…

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When Bison Spoke, We Listened - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

We woke up at the sound of the alarm and sprang to action.

There was no one around. The only sound was from our struggle with the thick snow underneath. Our plan was to explore the other “geysers” close to the Old Faithful Geyser. We wanted to get there before the sun made it above the horizon and we had already scouted the (only) way the afternoon before.

The air was cold and crisp, but I felt my perspiration as we turned around the corner of the Old Faithful Visitor Center. I paused and looked out to the trail that stretches from our feet.

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Boy, was I happy I did. Through the vague dawn air, I saw something on the only piece of ground that’s not frozen or covered in snow. Within a stone’s throw, there were bison sleeping. Although mild-looking, an animal that weighs up to one ton can move at a fast speed, too fast for us to escape the impact. Let alone there’s multiples of such odds of impact. Our internal debate ended quickly.

Thanks to these bison, we stuck around the area and got to experience a different Old Faithful Geyser than anticipated.

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As the world is fighting COVID-19, I can’t help but wonder how long nature has being crying/yelling at us before it gave us such a blow that finally got our attention.

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