Abstract Photography

I've always regarded photography as an opportunity to see beauty in an object's mediocrity. As most people have put it, "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder". So let me share you how I see beauty in life's ordinary.

While arranging photos in my computer, I saw these pictures sitting in their respective folders waiting for my attention. Life has become so busy lately that I haven't been posting any pictures. So, here are my payments to my IOUs:

This photo was taken at JFK Museum, Boston MA - July 2009

GIANT ASTERISK - This photo was taken @ JFK Museum, Boston MA - July 2009

WIND BENEATH MY WINGS - This photo was taken from inside a United Airlines plane in one of my flights from Boston, MA to Chicago, IL - May 2009

My title for this photo: "Who says you can't be in a non-self portrait you take in a handheld camera?" This was taken along Butterfield Rd going to Oakbrook, IL from Mt. Prospect, IL - April 2010

THE LONG WAIT - This is just a number/menu holder in a restaurant. April 2010

DE-LIGHTED -One of my bokeh trials. Not that good...but I just love how the bokehs shape themselves into a smiling face. This was taken along Algonquin Road on our way home from Schaumburg, just today. Exposure time: 1/10

Also taken today. Along Elmhurst Street just before entering our apartment community entrance. This is actually a small hotel close to our apartment. The lights smudged are the signages of the hotel. Exposure time: 0.3

IM FALLING FOR YOU -This was taken in the Harvard Museum of Natural History (if I'm not mistaken) - Boston MA. This is one of the ceilings of the museum. March 2009

And that's about it for now. I hope you enjoy viewing them. I'm pretty sure that there are still some other left in my hard drive. I'm just so sad that I've not been keeping close track of these pictures that I tend to lose some of them. I really need to do a huge reorganization of my pictures. It's 1:13 am and I'm now signing off. :)