
Flickr Spotlight
I’m back with another flickr spotlight and this time around I have found my way to a photographer I have been following for a long time now, YoungDoo Moon. While going through her photos my only problem was deciding which photos to feature here as desktops because there were so many that I initially had selected as candidates and going through 5000+ photos was no short task! Knowing this I would like to mention that one of the things I find intriguing about her work is her endurance for taking photos. She seems to constantly stumble across dreamy well lit things to shoot and her style has this soft, welcoming sort of a feel to it. Even her darker images have an undeniable calm to them.
But lets take a step back, who is YoungDoo? She is a native Korean and grew up in a small village but now resides in Seoul. She is no stranger to travel, however and has ventured all over Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and Japan. In Seoul she works as a graphic designer full time and this is how she got into photography more seriously because as a student of design she took classes where she had the chance to work with film and learn more about the technical/ interesting side of the medium.
For her photography is both therapeutic and sometimes emotional as she approaches it as a way to communicate feeling when words can not be found. This sort of visual communicating comes through clearly in her subtle imagery. I like her use of color to help these images feel alive in a quiet sort of a way.
I am more than happy that she agreed to let me share a handful of images here for the visitors of fiftyfootshadows.net as desktops. If you like what you have seen here feel free to leave a comment and/or check out her flickr stream by following this link here!
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Excellent photographs, each of them. However, I am wondering about the “sunday” photo. It seems to be linking to fiftyfootshadows.net/2008/09/11/flickr-spotlight-2/sunday/ instead of a zip file like the rest of them. Is this intended?
Thanks for the introduction to a great photographer.
Thanks for pointing that out Lee, I fixed the link and it should point to the desktop now. Happy to hear you liked the photos!
Love your photos! First word that comes to mind; ART. :)
Hi, I really admire your work. I just think the bamboo_forest could’ve used some more contrast and colour. I’ve edited it a bit:
http://sleekupload.com/uploads/bamboo_forestedited.png
Compared:
http://sleekupload.com/uploads/bamboo_forestcompare.png
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They are b e a u tiful. =D
my favourite so far :)
Jeffery, these are not my photos actually. The idea of the Flickr Spotlight is to give other photographers exposure. These were taken by the photographer YongDoo.
thanks for writing and giving the feedback however. I can see how adding some contrast could add some dramatic undertones to it but in doing so the forest starts to look a bit dirty and you loose details in the midrange. Still, it’s always good to hear other opinions, thanks for the comment!
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I can’t find how to subscribe to the comments via my reader . I want to keep abrest of this, how do I do that?
Hmm, sorry about that, I didn’t realize it was not listed, I will have to add that later on. Here is the feed: feed://fiftyfootshadows.net/comments/feed/
Usefull post would it be OK if i translate into Italian for our sites visitors? Thanks
Howard, translate it for what website?