Capturing Emotions


Someone asked me why I loved the out-of-focus, blurry image style nowadays and I said surprisingly simply- because life is usually never clear- it’s never crystal clear, life is always moving, always flowing, always changing. I love this style of photography so much because instead of focusing on one particular thing, what stands out the most is the feeling- the emotion behind it all. Often times when I look back, I don’t recall memories as crisp high definition reel in my head, but as a blur of colors, a blur of faces all creating an emotion- a feeling- a feeling that I seldom never forget. ​​​​​​​​

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So that’s why I gravitate towards this style recently. It makes me feel more- in a world where connection is sometimes lacking, it reminds me of this beautiful part of life- the opportunity to love and hurt so deeply- this beautiful part of life that ultimately makes me feel alive. ​​​​​​​​

Person floating in infinity pool with mountain vista in background at dusk.
Abstract blurred figure in dark water creating artistic motion effect.
Grainy monochrome photograph with dreamy, ethereal motion effects.
Person floating serenely in an infinity pool with a majestic mountain vista in the background.
Artistic shot of someone floating serenely in blue pool water.
Moody photograph of someone floating peacefully in rippling blue water.
Peaceful black and white portrait showing a relaxed moment by the water with natural bokeh background.
Dramatic black and white photograph of someone emerging from dark waters with misty background.