I heard a lecture about journey limitless yesterday. The speaker was Simon and his wife Alex. He is also a photographer. He went to many countries and saw different scenic places. He used video to record the journey. I think it is a meaningful thing

In fact, when I was in China, I often traveled by myself. I went to many places by myself in the past six months, such as Shanghai, Nanjing, Changsha and so on. And I enjoyed every trip by myself. It may be to enjoy one’s loneliness, to be able to calm down and enjoy the local culture and life. If I have a journey limitless. Maybe I would like to go Yunnan, Paris, New York.

Firstly, I want to go to Yunnan because when I was a freshman, the teacher took us to research in Yunnan. At that time, I felt the life is very comfortable in Yunnan, and people were very friendly, good air quality, there had no pollution. When I was on walking near by Erhai, I had a feeling of tranquility, so I would like oneself later have the opportunity to go on a trip again.

Secondly, the reason why I want to go to Paris is that it is famous for the fashion. I want to see many fashion exhibitions and some luxury exhibitions. There are many luxury brands in France. Finally, I want to go to New York because it is an international city, plus many Hollywood movies are also shot here. I want to feel the local culture there.

When I came into the museum.The first place I visited was photographing centre.Because I majored in photography in college, so I’m most interested in photography.

What impressed me was the huge glass display case, which not only displayed the camera, but also showed the early photography books, manuals, notebooks and periodicals. I saw a lot of real pictures by photographers, such as Ansel Adams, Edward Steichen, Paul Strand and so on.It’s not the same as seeing pictures in the books. One of the series that impressed me was Linda Mccarthey, I prefer her documentary photography.

One of the most heartwarming photos I have ever seen was her family portrait taken in the early 1970s, called “escape from his myth”.This picture is composed in a triangular way, which reflects the warmth of the family atmosphere. And in these photos I can learn more about their composition ability.

I went to the Victoria And Albert Museum with my classmates and teacher on 5 July 2019. I saw many famous sculptures, jewelry and paintings here.

I’ve seen some exhibitions, And I especially like jewelry and sculptures, because I majored in photography in college, and I took commercial photography most of the time. I also photographed a lot of jewelry,So I know something about jewelry.but after I saw this exhibition, I think I know more details about jewelry design, different jewelry styles and colour matching.I like sculptures because I can learning about structure of human’s body and body proportions.These are just my personal interests.In these exhibitions,I also saw a lot of painting style and learning about creative inspiration.And I hope I can use these inspirational elements in my future creations.

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