Many people say that the ability of a person in photography only determined by age and hours flown. Without intending to support the
or refute these ideas, the opportunity this time we we
presents Joey Lawrence, a photographer who was only 18 years old
that we have the sensitivity, the ability and maturity of thought
a photographer. Through our interviews with him, we met some
spontaneous answers are honest, simple but has depth of meaning.
Seeing the work, thinking and extraordinary ability is inspiring
us to bring a positive spirit photography enthusiasts Indonesia
for glass and brave flog myself to try to keep
become even better.

Today I want to speak about a big production, which I made free of commission. A
new version of “The Isle of the Death”. This is a famous painting by Arnold Bocklin
from the year 1893.

In the previous post we had discuss with Mike Wardhana about basic fashion photography, today we’ll review how to get inside the business.

Share us some tips on how to
discover our distinct personal
style in our work.
This is probably the question I cannot
answer for you. If you are doing any
form of art whole-heartedly over a long
period of time, you are actually doing
a study about yourself. It is a journey
of discovering who you really are in
person, the deepest, unseen fragments
of yourself.

How can we define a good photographer and the really good one’s? that’s usually come out from beginner, especially those who’s starting to be or interested with photo worlds. In depth of their thinking that distinguishes the two. They are
really nice not only to produce good images, but also has
enlightened thought for those who hear it. While
a good chance they might be able to produce good images
but does not have an extraordinary thought.
By coincidence on this occasion we found Mikael Wardhana,
an Indonesian photographer who lives in Australia. For us, Mikael Wardhana meets all the criteria for
a really good photographer. Because in addition to producing
good photograph, he also has
open our mindset. Here’s
Our conversation with him.

What brought you to do photography?
Could you share with us
a little bit of your background
story?