Xangsane
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I’ve seen this on IG:
“Asian Girl Photography”
• Core Traits:
• Bright, dreamy, and vibrant colors.
• Cinematic elements: neon lights, urban backdrops (Japan/Korea settings are especially popular).
• Wide-angle or fisheye lenses, which create dynamic, exaggerated effects.
• Heavy self-portraiture with artistic or fashionable poses (often slightly looking away or interacting with the environment).
• Strong editing: apps like Snow, Lightroom, or Snapseed are heavily utilized to add blur, grain, and whimsical light effects.
Whereas…
“White Girl Photography”
• Core Traits:
• Heavy emphasis on film-inspired looks, often achieved with apps like Huji or VSCO that emulate film effects (e.g., light leaks, muted tones, heavy grain).
• Naturalism: A tendency to lean into “effortless” vibes—casual poses, natural light, and minimal editing. Often captures candid moments that feel raw and unpolished.
• Subjects often include landscapes, coffee shops, books, and sunlit interiors, rather than self-portraits.
• When portraits are involved, they’re more likely to focus on friends, strangers, or environmental shots rather than the photographer themselves.
“Asian Girl Photography”
• Core Traits:
• Bright, dreamy, and vibrant colors.
• Cinematic elements: neon lights, urban backdrops (Japan/Korea settings are especially popular).
• Wide-angle or fisheye lenses, which create dynamic, exaggerated effects.
• Heavy self-portraiture with artistic or fashionable poses (often slightly looking away or interacting with the environment).
• Strong editing: apps like Snow, Lightroom, or Snapseed are heavily utilized to add blur, grain, and whimsical light effects.
Whereas…
“White Girl Photography”
• Core Traits:
• Heavy emphasis on film-inspired looks, often achieved with apps like Huji or VSCO that emulate film effects (e.g., light leaks, muted tones, heavy grain).
• Naturalism: A tendency to lean into “effortless” vibes—casual poses, natural light, and minimal editing. Often captures candid moments that feel raw and unpolished.
• Subjects often include landscapes, coffee shops, books, and sunlit interiors, rather than self-portraits.
• When portraits are involved, they’re more likely to focus on friends, strangers, or environmental shots rather than the photographer themselves.
