Closing 2018 and greeting from me

Yomitan-son, Okinawa

In 2018, that was a challenging year for me in both good and bad. I am still working on some of the parts, but developing my creatives and pushing the boundaries of my limits were themes of this year.

Before closing 2018, I leave my blog posts sorted by categories. This blog kept myself on the right pole, and I am pretty much satisfied with that I consistently could make outputs. Will continue posting for the more valuable information.

Photography editing tips

• How to edit a photo taken by your phone (classy moody look)

• How to edit a photo taken by your phone (clear light look)

• How to edit a portrait photo like vintage style

• It’s fall #1 -master the basic curve for still life photography-

• It’s fall #2 -master the abnormal curve-

• It’s fall #3 -master the abnormal curve with the additional color curve-

• How to take food photos at home (dark moody look)

• How to take food photos at home (whitish-bright look)

• How to take food photos outside

• Self-critiques on my old travel photos

Life moments with photos

• The Golden Week 2018

• Photos are available to be shared!

• Snapshots from the summer time 2015

• Practice by seeing the view from the other side

• Dedication to flowers -flowers for lena-

• Mom and daughter’s project -flower arrangement-

• A little thing that makes life richer

• Get a fire going

• Lights

• When photos were real

Creative hack (Tips on the creatives)

• Tips for creating decorators by yourself

• Tips for creating decorators by yourself (Concept 2: make it re-born)

• Tips for creating decorators by yourself (Concept 3: De-construct and construct)

• Practice cropping the components of photos

Art + Craft (Tips and instruction)

• Make your original photo frame

• How to make a collage with photos -create a big picture by small pieces-

Music

• Break -Chill with Backyard Playlist-

• Break -Dance with Summer Playlist-

• Break -Chill night Playlist-

• Break -September Playlist-

• Break -October Playlist-

• Break -November Playlist-

• Break -December Playlist-

Thank you for all. I wish you all the best in the coming year.