I was recently united with my best friend Skylar for the first time in nine months. She spent the better part of this year traveling through China, while I finished up college and moved to the east coast. Her ongoing photography project documents Chinese restaurants in Northeast Ohio, and she’ll be having a show in [...]
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 Hello, I'm Yujean. I live in Philadelphia and like books, foxes, and espresso.       |
Some animals I managed to photograph in Europe: I’d really like to call this photo, “A Dog in Prague.” But I actually took this beauty’s photo in Dresden. Those eyes! Two others: I didn’t notice the similar composition between these two images until just now. [...] I finally had my film from my trip developed, and have begun the process of scanning and viewing pages upon pages of negatives. Here are five images as an early sampling, in order of the ones I like the least to the ones I like more. (I do like that [...] Arden put up some photos of our show right before it went up. I can’t believe it was already two and a half months ago, but looking at these pictures confirms its distance.
[...] Arden and my opening was Friday night. Thanks to Amina and my sister Sujean for dutifully taking photos the entire night. The following people also helped us tremendously in putting the show together: Pipo Nguyen-duy Pat Ellis Eunjoo Yoon Logan Wood Richard Wood Ed Fuquay Asa Ivry-Block Lauren Barrett Alex Voigt Joey Dejesus [...] Last week, Arden and I found out that it’ll cost us about $300 to paint the floor of the gallery, so yesterday we held a bake sale for approximately 30 minutes to help us raise funds. Our grand total? $7.76. These photos will not be in the show: I’m undecided about [...] Also not in the show: I am on the fence about these: Arden and I finally named our show: Honey & Wounds Opening Friday, April 30, 2010 / 8pm Fischer Gallery, Oberlin College It’ll be up until May 3rd, though. The past week and a half have consisted of my feeling like a frantic lunatic while trying to maintain some kind of stable veneer with deep breaths, [...] Photographs by Jackson Eaton below. [...] I’ve been moving away from shooting my usual domestic scenes to expand upon the more isolated portraits I made last semester. It’s just a pause, because the images I make inside houses are arguably the cornerstone of this project. I find portraits harder to shoot & want to tackle that endeavor, because there’s a thrill [...] |
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