Lydia Chan

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Nov 26, 2020
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Welcome to my humble abode! My name is Lydia and I'm currently studying Diploma in Mass Communication at IACT College. I may say I'm more right-brained hence why I have more white hair on the right side of my head (I'm serious). I love making sure my photographs looks satisfying however my skills are not enough to match.

Scroll down and join me on a wild adventure with photography!

In my photography journey, I was someone who would take pictures of the sky and upload it to my social media, admiring the clouds. I would take pictures of random things and try to make it look abstract, adding filters and grain. In recent years, I started to concentrate on taking flat lays, emphasizing on minimalism and clean looks.

" Rebuild The World " - Lego

Element of Line

For the first few tutorials in my Photography class during semester 2, this is one of the first few pictures I took using my new camera. I experimented with the angles and played around with the lighting.

After what I've learned from class, it seemed that my eyes were opened and I'm seeing everything from another perspective.

I was excited to explore more, to understand more about photography.

Picture of black, white and red Legos. I chose red to signify how uniqueness, dominance and strength can stand out in our plain world.

" Handwritings takes place of voice when the person is no longer there. "

Advertising - Conceptual

I have been practicing calligraphy 6 years ago.

In this picture, I incorporated my calligraphy into my flat lay, displaying the highlighter marker's colors.

To me, handwriting is something very unique

because everyone has their own style.

I enjoy my photographs having their own special touch to it.

Picture of Zebra's Mildliners. I chose these 5 primary colors

in pastel and a slightly yellowish notebook to match and balance the white background.

" Open your imagination " - Zebra

Advertising - Conceptual

In this picture, I played around with the shapes, making sure the circles balance out the straight lines of the highlighter markers.

I kept everything simple to give it a clean and minimalist look as the product perfectly matches the feel. At the same time, applying the new knowledge I learned in these few months.

Shooting this wasn't easy as I had to make sure the lighting was stable without overexposing the whites' of the highlighter markers. I'm pretty satisfied with this picture and it's my favorite!

Poster of Zebra's Mildliners. I was aiming for an aesthetic composition. Hope I did it right. :)