The most well picture of the moon (i.e., Qatar Moon) I got so far… Also, my first take on flowers… Both taken with the Canon EOS 30D and Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM, handheld and the IS on.
On the 109th anniversary of Philippine independence, a competition was started to design a logo that one can brag in their website. If you are a web/logo designer, you might want to join this contest. Winner-takes-all prize of PhP10,000 awaits the winner.—
Erwin asked me why I’m so fond of photography, what will I do with my photos after I took them?
Let me walk you through the reasons why I love photography. Let me count the grounds why I’m hooked into it.
You might have also already received emails from unknown persons just like this one I received not too long ago: DEAR FRIEND, AS THE LAWYER OF THE EXECUTED EX-PRESIDENT SADDAM HUSSIEN, I WOULD WANT THIS PIECE OF INFO REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL BECAUSE OF—
I got this one from a Digital Photographer Philippines forum topic. I just thought anyone might be interested.
Should I had rather put together my arsenal with this sale, I should have saved 27% from my purchases (at PhP 12.50 per 1 QAR), and that is on top of my bringing home the extra EF 50mm f/1.8 II USM.
Hmmmm, pity me!
It was a late night in December 2002 when a very good friend, Wilson Justo, and I, while waiting for a bus ride home, made a resolution that five years from then, by December 1, 2007, we should be driving our own—
The following video (youtube) is a humorous flick on the rise of a professional photographer. He started with a disposal film camera until he got his DSLR Nikon camera and various lenses, some are even long ones. The main character worked out—
I can’t take this anymore. I couldn’t help myself anymore from denouncing the fact that photo.net is blocked in the internet here in Qatar. Can you believe it? Qtel, the sole internet provider in the State of Qatar, is blocking a very—
There’s no turning back…..
On this 109th year of Philippine Independence, I’m hanging the Philippine flag on this piece of online space to tell the world that I am forever proud of being a Filipino!
But, perhaps, talking of my beloved country, indeed, there’s no other place like home. Not even the wealth of the desert nor the beauty of the mountains, nor the skyscrapers of the crowded cities can ever replace that.
There can only be one home, and I’m homeward bound….
L.A. Times reporter Megan Stack quietly fumed beneath her abaya. Even beyond its borders, her experience taints her perception of the sexes.
Read her article here.
Perhaps, the most common rudeness a photographer (or a hobbyist or enthusiast for tha matter) takes from ordinary people is when those people give credit to the high-tech-ness and price of the camera or gear for a great photo.
Doing such, according to Chris Orwig in his video tutorial, is like awarding credits to the pans and cooking utensils for a wonderful delicious food, not the cook.
It’s actually in the news since last week (Read here). Rico Blanco himself announced the same in his brand new multiply account.
Reading through some articles and blogs about Lebron James’ 48-point performance during the Game 5 of this year’s Eastern Conference Finals, I came to realize that in every NBA superstar stint, Michael Jordan will always be the barometer for them all.
By now, you might have already read the news about Kobe Bryant announcing he wants out of LA Lakers. The big question now is, where?
Bill Simmons of ESPN discusses the Seven trade possibilities for Kobe. It’s an interesting article and fun to watch out for….
