Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Second Levitating Self Portrait
Here is my second levitating photo from just a couple hours ago. I might try to create a series of these. They're so much fun!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
"Levitating"
Tonight, I was browsing through blogs and I got so inspired by a photo that a blogger had just posted. I clicked on the source and came across some really interesting photos. I felt so inspired, I had to try it out for myself. This is my first attempt to "levitating". I had a blast trying to levitate and I am super excited to try something similar to this again. I already have other ideas. This was sorta my test shoot and I actually like it a lot. Next time, I hope to set things up better. As well, I need to work on my pose. This isn't the last levitating I will try!
*This photo was taken in my room and I think it would be hilarious if I enlarged it and hung it on the wall near my bed.
Is this too dark? Personally, I like it but, I am not sure if I should make it lighter.
One more thing, I need a title for this photograph. I am not so great with coming up with titles. Any ideas?
*This photo was taken in my room and I think it would be hilarious if I enlarged it and hung it on the wall near my bed.
Is this too dark? Personally, I like it but, I am not sure if I should make it lighter.
One more thing, I need a title for this photograph. I am not so great with coming up with titles. Any ideas?
Labels:
bed,
coco cherie photography,
dreaming,
escape,
floating,
levitating,
photography
Friday, October 15, 2010
Contemplating Change
Today, I felt so lazy. I looked around my house and thought of things that I could be doing but, nothing seemed to motivate me. I snapped a couple pictures of my living room. I decided I want to make some slight changes but, I needed a better look. It can be difficult to recognize what needs changed when you're seeing it everyday. Your mind and eyes just get used to it. I needed a new perspective.
I have recently repainted the lighter colored wall from a deep red to this bone white color and I am still adjusting to it. I am slowly starting to shift my style. I really like opposites styles. Sometimes they tend to not mix well. I love the soft shabby chic look, the ultra feminine, all whites, then I love a retro look, bold colors and layered clutter. I can never decide on one. So, I usually don't go with either or try to do a weird mix of the two. Also, I hate cleaning so I prefer to have less things. It makes cleaning, much faster.
Unfortunately, my other problem is my budget. I can only make purchases at a snails pace. At times I do get lucky and score something abandoned by someone else. Which I have had happen several times and I make the best of it(the white shelf above my couch was one of those abandoned items, found on the roadside).
Studying these two pictures, I think I will be removing the clock and when I find a replacement piece, I will post pictures. What do you think would look better there? And I also need to lower the white shelf. I used to have a different couch and it was much larger. I still haven't gotten around to lowering the shelf. Soon, real soon.
Oh and have you ever seen such a huge lamp shade. I love oversized lamps and especially lamp shades. It's so big, it makes the room look like a doll house, where all of the furniture's sizes don't match because some of the furniture was made for Barbie and some for Polly Pocket but, as a kid you used all of it anyways because that's what you had. Well, my living room is the same, I use what I have and I have favorite pieces they just don't all match.

I have recently repainted the lighter colored wall from a deep red to this bone white color and I am still adjusting to it. I am slowly starting to shift my style. I really like opposites styles. Sometimes they tend to not mix well. I love the soft shabby chic look, the ultra feminine, all whites, then I love a retro look, bold colors and layered clutter. I can never decide on one. So, I usually don't go with either or try to do a weird mix of the two. Also, I hate cleaning so I prefer to have less things. It makes cleaning, much faster.
Unfortunately, my other problem is my budget. I can only make purchases at a snails pace. At times I do get lucky and score something abandoned by someone else. Which I have had happen several times and I make the best of it(the white shelf above my couch was one of those abandoned items, found on the roadside).
Studying these two pictures, I think I will be removing the clock and when I find a replacement piece, I will post pictures. What do you think would look better there? And I also need to lower the white shelf. I used to have a different couch and it was much larger. I still haven't gotten around to lowering the shelf. Soon, real soon.
Oh and have you ever seen such a huge lamp shade. I love oversized lamps and especially lamp shades. It's so big, it makes the room look like a doll house, where all of the furniture's sizes don't match because some of the furniture was made for Barbie and some for Polly Pocket but, as a kid you used all of it anyways because that's what you had. Well, my living room is the same, I use what I have and I have favorite pieces they just don't all match.

Labels:
furniture,
green couch,
green living room,
vintage lamp
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Delicious Homemade Asian Soup!
I've been experimenting in the kitchen lately and today attempted to create an Asian style soup. I know, I am such a dork. Taking pictures of the soup, I proudly made and am currently eating. Then even blogging about it. But, it was delicious!



Here's a list of the ingredients:
Bok Choy
Baby Corn
Watercrest
Celery
Snow Peas
Zucchini
Shitake Mushrooms
Green Onions
Garlic
Rice Stick Noodles
Vegetable Bouillon
Sesame Chili Oil
Soy Sauce
Lemon Juice
Red Pepper Flakes
Water



Here's a list of the ingredients:
Bok Choy
Baby Corn
Watercrest
Celery
Snow Peas
Zucchini
Shitake Mushrooms
Green Onions
Garlic
Rice Stick Noodles
Vegetable Bouillon
Sesame Chili Oil
Soy Sauce
Lemon Juice
Red Pepper Flakes
Water
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Rose Bowl Flea Market Finds
Sunday, my mom, my stepdad and I took a short road trip to the Pasadena Flea Market. It was my first time going to a Flea Market and I had high expectations. My expectations were definitely met. I am so excited about all the lovely vintage dresses I purchased and will be posting them to my Etsy store, Little Orphan Fannie. It's going to be really difficult to let some of them go. (I haven't allowed myself to try any on because I'd keep all of them!)




Vintage 1950s Pink Floral Day Dress
Labels:
1950s,
1960s,
1970s,
Day Dress,
Flea Market,
little orphan fannie,
Vintage Dresses
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