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Hello! I photograph people and their loved ones in the San Francisco Bay Area. Welcome! Parting words: "Bad decisions make good stories." ;) Click here to contact me, or just write chung.nguyen(at)gmail.com.
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2012-02-25
2012-02-16
It's Usually the BEST CAMERA
As someone's said -- and many people echoed -- to paraphrase, "The best camera is the one you have on you." I truly love the sentiment.
Nowadays, the best camera I have constant access to has been my LG Optimus V cell phone ($37/month on Virgin Mobile, baby!) with the Retro Camera app for Android. It's like Instagram, without the hefty expense of owning anything with a bitten apple logo on it.
I know a lot of people upload their mobile images to sites like Facebook and Twitter right away to share with the world, but I'm a little too lazy to do that on any regular basis. (I might give it a try in the future, though.) For now, I download all of the files off my phone and onto the computer and use Google Picasa to make quick collages.
Of course now that I type it out, it sounds like what I do takes way more time. Oh well. Enjoy!
Nowadays, the best camera I have constant access to has been my LG Optimus V cell phone ($37/month on Virgin Mobile, baby!) with the Retro Camera app for Android. It's like Instagram, without the hefty expense of owning anything with a bitten apple logo on it.
I know a lot of people upload their mobile images to sites like Facebook and Twitter right away to share with the world, but I'm a little too lazy to do that on any regular basis. (I might give it a try in the future, though.) For now, I download all of the files off my phone and onto the computer and use Google Picasa to make quick collages.
Of course now that I type it out, it sounds like what I do takes way more time. Oh well. Enjoy!
Top left: flower display at my office building lobby, always pretty.
Top right: beautiful ivied building on Powell Street.
Bottom left: Ah yes, Chinatown. Where Asian Renaissance is being spearheaded.
Bottom right: Fading light near Powell Street & Stockton Street.
Top left: Union Square's Dewey Monument.
Top right: Oh, San Francisco -- you're so slanted!
Bottom left: Chancellor Hotel on Powell Street.
Bottom right: This was the actual Sir Francis Drake, I believe.
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