Biography

Ai Nguyen is a freelance photographer from Orange County, California. In 2009, he began exploring and experimenting with the different fields of photography. Through his exploration and experimentation, it allowed him to find his specialties in photography.

His main specialty in photography is portraitures and black and white. This includes fashion/glamour, product advertisements, and fine art.

Photography to Ai is like an artist painting his or her masterpiece. Like a painter’s brush, a camera is just a tool used to capture what the artist envisions.


*All pictures posted on http://lifethroughaieyes.blogspot.com/ are not to be distrubted or used without my permission. Pictures are copyrighted under Flickr from aisphotography.

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Showing posts with label San Diego Zoo Spring Break. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Diego Zoo Spring Break. Show all posts

Spring Break Adventure 2

Saturday, March 27, 2010 0 comments
Day 2
(Saturday)

Today I went to the San Diego Zoo. Usually going to the zoo would not cross the mind of a college student. Especially to a group of guys, but it however, cross our mind!

Never wear jeans and dark colors on a dark day! A hat is a must! Well I was going to wear shorts and flip flops...

The Zoo was at a reasonable price for us college students. For around $40 we had unlimited access to the sky lift (I forgot what this was called) and a bus tour. One thing I have to comment about the park is that the food they sell is totally a rip off! Come on $30+ for two drinks and two Churros!!

It seem like the zoo is a photographers' paradice... So many people with entry level DSLRs and a few people with prosumer DSLRs. After trying animal photography or nature photography I found out it was not my thing. Since I specialize in portraiture and still-life/abstract photography. Maybe if I had a 200mm or 300mm telephoto lens, it would have been better! But, that focal length would be useless for me if I bought one. I would not use it often enough.

Memo
It was a 2 hour drive there... well we hit rush hour (around 10 AM!! unbelievable...)
No traffic after 730PM (Thank God!)