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HEC Paris Summer School VLOG

Hey!

Episode 2 of The Solo Europe Trip vlog series is out. 🙂 This episode is about my experience at HEC Paris studying the summer program.

July 25, 2016August 13, 2019 by mayanksehgal

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Some shots I took yesterday at the Venice Beach Skatepark. Beautiful sunset, talented skaters and a wonderful crowd.

There's a beautiful trick in photography of tourist-filled places — tilt your camera upwards. It gives for an interesting perspective, and cuts out all the tourists. Here's a shot I took with that strategy, using my new Sigma 16mm f/1.4 lens on the Sony a6300.

A little bit of a Greek atmosphere on the Pacific coast 🏛 #sonyalpha6300 #sigma16mm #losangeles #pacificcoast #gettyvilla

More shots from the Hollywood Hills home I visited a couple of days back. Super long shot because I know where most of my followers are from, but if there are any of you who want information about how to film/shoot here, do let me know!

So I had the opportunity to visit a beautiful home in the Hollywood Hills yesterday.

The Cycles of Santa Monica.

What is photography? I feel that photography can have different definitions to different people. To me, photography is capturing a moment I experienced in a way that can be shared with people, to try and have them understand what I experienced. This includes the people I was with, the places I was at, the feelings I was feeling, the inspiration that hit me, the awe I felt – everything. In other words, I aim to capture a feeling, not a scene. The caption I add to my photos, or lack thereof, is part of the art of sharing that feeling. Including this one.

Traffic is somehow one of my favorite subjects to capture. It's so beautiful - little cars moving around independently yet part of a big system that somehow manages not to implode by itself. And then there are the lights. All the red and yellow lights of the vehicles, lights of the traffic signals, reflections caused by the road and buildings nearby, water puddles on the ground - it's amazing. I love taking photos of traffic.

Pretty houses in front of a beach sunset. Just another day in Santa Monica.

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