Jellyfish Floating
Ella G.
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My inspiration runs through the roots of helping others. With being interested in service, in the future, I want to incorporate spreading kindness and the realness of society into my photography. Whether it's out of my comfort zone in street photography or whipping out my camera in unexpected ways.
One of the things I think makes my work stand out is that it tends to be oversaturated, and I love using vignettes. This was the year I fully used Photoshop to my advantage. I edit my photos to make them a part of who I am, which is important to an artist.
I believe in the power of photography and the impact it has on the viewer. It’s a creative outlet for any topic someone is passionate about or interested in. Even if my photos might not go the way I want them to, like the cartoon characters, Calvin and Hobbes, state, “As my artist statement explains, my work is utterly incomprehensible and is therefore full of deep significance.
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It provides challenges, yet fulfillment in my life. Exploring creativity takes courage and determination to create something beautiful. It's rewarding to be able to express my feelings, thoughts, and passions in the most innovative ways.