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This day was a historic moment of time. Between two parties. Republican Donald J. Trump and Democratic Hillary R. Clinton. The first non-political person to run and first female to run for presidency. Each parties rivalries were mutual among each other. Either win would cause an uproar. With every new election, comes a new revolution. As the nation always looking for peace, but always ends up on the short end. The results never end on a happy note.
This evening sunset, in California, was none other the best one I have ever seen for this year. Ever since the the drought has happened, warm days and nights. There where never clouds in sight. I maybe overseeing this, but it felt that way. Well this evening was such a nice view, I had to take some photos of the clouds. Not much of a cloud photographer, but I'll make an exception for this case.
The clouds looked like they were going to burn the sky away.
And yes, I will make a Rothko-like photo for my series on Instagram.
I was just playing around with my iPhone5s and messing around with this APP called "PS EXPRESS." I came across this one filter that works to my liking. It's called "Carmine." Works in relatively to selective coloring. I like this look, I may start a series on the photography.
Started a new series via Instagram. As stated on title, I've been basing his work into a street photography feel.
If you have Instagram, my account is chris_tandoc.
I recently visited my friend's studio and I have admit, that place is pretty cool.
I haven't got to see this studio due to the fact I was busy with school and other gigs. But the opportunity opened up and I was able to go, this time around.
Here below is a photo of my friend and his Newley wedded wife.
Richard LR Elie is also a photographer.
His website is www.lucrichardphotography.com
Downtown LA - On the Walk
During this time of day, I was doing a shoot with the M.A.G. Band (Mark Alan Group). A Jazz and R&B Group.
We have just wrapped up for the day and I came into this location. I liked how everything was and it was a decisive moment. I could of just kept walking, but decided to take the shot. This is only one shot and globally-touched edit through Lightroom.
