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    <loc>https://www.jennwong.ca/journal/searching-for-succulents-c32ne</loc>
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      <image:title>Journal - Adventure Photography - Adventure photography is the most physically and mentally demanding of disciplines for me. Approaching 37, female, asian, weighing in at about 100lbs, I am hardly the poster child for this genre. I was never cut from the fabric of great explorers, but rather the studious piano playing type. How one gets into the adventure is simply having the will and attitude to say yes. Allowing yourself to be surprised by your own capabilities and endurance, and setting yourself up for the best chance of success.</image:title>
      <image:caption>My camera gear easily weighs between 10-25% of my body weight, and that’s not including other survival essentials. I do not look tough, but representing the minority of female BIPOC adventurers out there I do feel the need to be stronger, braver, and tougher than how I truly feel inside.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Journal - Adventure Photography - Planning for success before embarking on a shoot is call professionalism. It’s imperative in whatever genre you shoot, but even more so in adventure photography. Knowing my limitations, packing for just right, understanding where you need to be for the best light, and having the contingency and safety measures to execute is all part of the game. I do countless hours of research, looking at inspirations, conditions, and ways to mitigate the risks I cannot accept.</image:title>
      <image:caption>In true adventure photography you need to think about yourself and the people you are with before the shots, this is the ethical standard of the genre. Safety comes first, the adventure goals come next, and then the art.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Journal - Adventure Photography - When you see an image upon a summit, or from the remote stretches of the sea ice, countless hours of work went into it before the shutter flaps. This ranges from weighted bag endurance training, to preparing and packing the gear. To be honest, most of the work to succeed has nothing to do with the technical camera and editing work.</image:title>
      <image:caption>For the type of adventure photography I specialize in, the largest barrier is simply getting there under budget and safely and making the most out of the opportunities to shoot. Being effective means you are your best self. I would sacrifice extra camera gear any day to carry/bring the gear that helps me thrive in the outdoors. If you aren’t ready to endure, the camera is mute.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Journal - Adventure Photography - With that being said, it’s important to pack the camera gear efficiently. This is not a studio, know what you want to achieve, and bring the tools to do it, have back ups, but not excessive gear that you will need to carry and juggle. The right straps, clips. tripod, and bag can mean the difference of being able to traverse a difficult scramble safely with the tools you need to get the shot.</image:title>
      <image:caption>When you finally get your boots on the ground, it’s a strong mental will that gets you to the finish line. Things don’t always go the way you planned, you need to be flexible, and adaptable. You’ll learn to appreciate the good and the bad, you’ll be torn down more often then you are built up, but in the end the culmination of grit, emotions of highs and lows, and passion is what will add the authentic finishing textures to your work.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Journal - More than Pretty. - My interests in conservation has been my guiding light in finding a voice for my art, and in it I hope it inspires others to do the same. If science is the brains behind conservation, then perhaps its the Arts that will move people for change. Whatever the story or message you want to convey with your art, find it, make your art more then just pretty, give it substance, and body. In a sea of pretty images, this is how you make it your own, and how it will connect with your audience beyond just skin deep.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Journal - More than Pretty. - This is my personal journey as a photographer, and how my passion for conservation changed everything. Photography started as a necessary evil of carrying a paperweight around to capture my memories abroad. Freeze frame clips of whatever captivated my attention but not always my heart.</image:title>
      <image:caption>If standing in the frame does not move you, how is the replica going to move your audience? Art is a form of communication, it says things through textures, colors, and convey emotions that cannot be put into words. When you allow yourself to be taken by what you want to say, your work will be more then just pretty, it’ll have substance.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Journal - More than Pretty. - My passion does not lie in the image, but in the story. The story of the wild, their plea for action, this was what changed and really started my journey in photography. It’s beyond the clicks on the ground, it’s research about behavior, habitat conditions, and getting to know your subjects intimately on and off the field. Their expressions, and movement that speaks to the human condition. Giving them a voice in our human existence gave substance of my work. Understanding the gravity of their story, finding my own authentic connection with a subject or place became a criteria of when I pick up my camera. This is likely the most important thing that I learnt as an artist, and finding it is not something anyone can teach you.</image:title>
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      <image:caption>Nikon Bodies - Z7, D800, D750 Nikon Lens - 50 f1.8, 16-35 f4, 24-70 f2.8, 70-300 f4-5.6, 200-500 f5.6 DJI Mavic 2 Pro Drone Polar Pro - Filters for both DSLR lenses and drone, traverse clip for quick release from my backpack while hiking Gitzo Carbon Fiber Tripod and Ballhead modified for Arca swiss plates for L brackets Nanuk 935 carry-on protective hardcase for transport and expeditions</image:caption>
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