I Made a Holiday Card for You - Los Angeles Fine Art Photographer

It's the holidays.  I've been thinking, thinking what I can do to express my gratitude for you.  Then I decided to make a holiday card, by hand.

Didn't someone say "it's not the size of the gift, but how big the heart that gives the gift that matters"?  I hope you see my red little heart in this card. :-)

Merry Christmas!  Thank you for being there and let me know that you care, for yet another year.  And have a happy New Year!

Happy-Holidays-December-2013---©Jean-Huang-Photography

P.S. As I was making this card, Michael Franks' "I Bought You a Plastic Star for Your Aluminum Tree" seeped into my head.  It sure was talking about people like us in warm areas. :-)

"It gets pretty cold here at night, down to sixty degrees There's angel hair up in the palm trees, it sure looks like Christmas to me But, Santa's been grounded, his reindeer came down with TB So, I bought you a plastic star for your aluminum tree. ..."

Merry Christmas, cold or warm! :-)

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I Love Snooping Around in the Ancient Town of Huangyao, Guilin - Los Angeles Fine Art Photographer

You know how much I value the original flavors of a place when I travel, especially if it's an ancient town like Huangyao (黄姚), Guilin in China.  Add in the quietness and the rain in the morning; oh man, I'm absolutely in heaven. I consider it a success when I'm able to make this image, when the actions are real and, AND (emphasis added), it was not ruined by my "assistente" (if you want to see what I mean by ruining my image of the original flavor, see this post about another ancient town Xitang (西塘), China :-)). Do you like what I've done to bring back to you guys/gals?

Snooping-Around-in-the-Morning-in-Huangyao-Guilin-China----©Jean-Huang-Photography

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Has He Forgotten the Time? - Los Angeles Street Photographer

When much marketing efforts are made to woo the younger generations, it seems that the mature population may have been forgotten by the society.  As I understand the risk of jumping to conclusions too quickly, I wanted to be careful in committing to this conception, especially when my eyes were caught by this gentleman by the street of Carmel, California.  Maybe, he chose to be totally lost in his own world?

What do you think?

A-Senior-Citizen-Reading-Newspaper-by-the-Side-of-the-Street-in-Carmel-California-©Jean Huang Photography

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