Colors of Asia
My week (apart from being sick) was used a lot on daily intense classical guitar practice and gathering photos for a small little exhibit I got to do last Saturday. So while perusing my large collection of photos, I figured I should do a theme. I came up with two themes: "Colors of Asia" and "People." And so the selection began on photos that would make the cut. I have to say, looking through photos of home made me a little homesick. I can almost feel the heat, humidity and the beauty of it all just through the pictures.
As I prepared, I have to say getting my photo prints on matts and framed does make my photos more than just photos. They became art. It's is amazing what a little extra can do in presenting your work for viewing. It made me think that I should include in my future goals, that is to one day exhibit my work in a gallery or some sort.
The classical guitar performance turned out pretty good. I redid a recital piece I had done back in 2007 (Yes, it was a long time ago!) It wasn't perfect but I made it to the end this time. I figured offering to perform will make me practice more as a musician. Now, I am tempted to find more performances. Ah, so many things I want to do!
Anyways, for those who are interested, here are the photos for the first theme, "Colors of Asia." Enjoy! :)
(See if you can recognise where are some of these places)
Thanks for posting these stunning pictures! I enjoy reading your blog and learning more about your interests, talents, and family. So glad our paths crossed when you were serving as a missionary in Moreno Valley.
ReplyDeleteThanks, sister Kerr! I'm glad too! I was just looking through my mission photos again lately and there were definitely some good good times. I hope you and Brother Kerr are doing well!
DeleteLove your pictures, Lian.
ReplyDeleteCan only recognise - Thailand, China, Batu Caves (KL) and Twin Towers (KL).
Thanks mom.
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