Paris is always be one of my future destinations. the beauty in this country is definitely tempting to me. just romantic and pretty.

this Parisian lady is also a photographer, like me. i look through her works and found out that she got similar style with me. i don't know. maybe it's just my feeling.

here are some of her outstanding shots.

simply beautiful. i hold my breath every time i saw her works. those were inspiring. i love how she used pastel colors and also saturated with that old photo effect. the dreamy look works for me. i should learn a lot from her.

I try to show the beauty that women carried inside her, wherever it's showed by innocence, or softness or delicacy. I never want to represent a woman in an agressive way, or if I do, it must be part of a series, part of a story, and have its meaning. ~ Camille Richez 

her deviantart [here]
her facebook page [here]
her blog [here]


p.s. i don't know whether this post's title got any grammar mistake :p


Images are courtesy of Camille Richez

stupid me. i was trying to make this blog into my own website, so i bought a domain few days ago and ask my friend to teach me how to set things up. i thought it didn't work but then i realized i set something in a wrong way. HAHA! *knock head on the cabinet*

well,since i'm waiting to this blog to update itself, i was browsing through weheartit again and found this young lady.

she's the same age as mine and she's also a fashion photographer. how lucky i am. she's Russian and she's cute :D

soooo i'm looking through her works and i was WOWed. those were superb.

here are some of her works.

"i love that i can let my creativity run wild. i am not bound to anything and comply with any rules. it is exciting and different." ~ Sophie Scharf


i love the colors she used in her photos and also some techniques.

maybe if i go to her place *hopefully one day*, i got photographed by her too :)


there she is. *sorry for taking this picture from your blog. it's cute tho haha*

Her website [here]
Her blog [here]

Images are courtesy of Sophie Scharf