andreupardales

Just got back from a holiday trip to Qingdao, China. An awesome place to be for a person who grew up in front of the sea and now working in a concrete jungle such as Beijing. Once again, with the love of the surrealistic feel long exposure gives to an image, contrary to the bustling activities happening on the beach, I opted to shoot before the break of dawn where there are only a few people around. A time to be intimate with the subjects lying around or left unnoticed on the sand.

Its been a while since I have uploaded photos here in DA. I miss the interaction happening here in this site. I have been out for a while shooting waterscapes. All the photos were done in long exposure so as to depict serenity as I have come to a point in my life were everything seems paradoxic; a slowed down pace since the birth of my angelic baby boy Zion yet having this eagerness inside me to push my creative process a notch in my photographic journey. I am so blessed to have also been a part of the honorable mention of the recent International Photography Awards with my photo "Tiantan (Temple of Heaven) in the Landscape-Historic Category.

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