Menlo Oak Staff
A group of
students at Menlo College got together to find inspiration from the things they
found through the lens of a camera.
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| Image by Andrey Polyakov |
Photography
is a form of art where an individual captures an image that expresses an
emotion and displays a creative vision. The Menlo College Photography Club strives
to teach and inspire students through snapshots. Photography allows them to
preserve moments to be shared with others, as well as capture moments that may
usually go unnoticed.
The Photography
Club, led by Xuexue Ma, scheduled a trip to San Francisco to teach students how
to take pictures, and to explore the city. Since the photographers only had a
day, they decided to go to the Embarcadero, an area by the bay bustling with
people, pets and coffee shops. There they got to spend time by the pier and
take pictures of the Bay Bridge.
“Photography
is a way of seeing the world. It is a way to express what I see through the
lens of a camera, framing every moment that can never be brought back.
Photography is my visual dairy, my passion and my drive,” said Menlo College
student and avid photographer Brian Uy.
For their
next adventure, Ma plans to bring the Photography Club to explore other parts
of San Francisco such as the Golden Gate Park.
Check out
some of the photos taken by members in the Photography Club.
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