NOVEMBER ONE IMAGES

Here in the Philippines, we commemorate the souls of the faithful departed and people visit there loved ones and spend a day or two with them.

And by commemorating, we Filipinos spend a lot of effort to make this day extra special.

We clean and adorn the peaceful place of  our loved ones who have joined God in heaven.

And we never fail to light up a candle and pray for them….

And we seek help from other people to help and join us in praying….

After the prayer, we also share our time and effort to visit some of our friends who also joined our Creator.

While walking around the cemetery, you can also notice that some children are selling some candles  just to earn some money.

While the more fortunate ones are playing..

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GOD BLESS!

CHEERS!

PEACE AND LOVE!

I Shot A Nurse!

A friend of mine wanted to get a portrait of her on her uniform.

I don’t know but I think this is indirectly a campaign for the growing number of unemployed nurses here in the Philippines.

I think this sends a message to be happy even if we are jobless.

Enjoy!

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Just Another Head Shot Session with Friends

Some of my friends decided to come over my place and get a head shot session.

It was 8pm last night and obviously it’s dark.

I managed to get some head shots using an improvised lighting device.

Here are some of the pictures.

Enjoy!

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MARIKO

Mariko posed for me and flaunts her necklace.

I took her picture using Nokia 5800 Xpress Music.

I love the edit.

Looks like a four-season.

FIVE-MINUTE PHOTO CHALLENGE

Been bored inside my room and I was cooking rice for lunch. While waiting, I got so bored and went outside.

I saw a wooden bed being repaired and my doorknob.

I remember Gavin Hoey’s 15-minute photo challenge where he could produce great images out of ordinary setting or structure.

I pulled my cellphone and walla!!

I never thought I could make this kind of pics.

It’s the every little details in life that we often ignore that makes art.

I remember Ansel Adams’ quote,

“It’s not about the camera, it’s the 12 inches behind it.”

I hope you like my photos.

I would also hope that this sends a message to all photo enthusiasts out there.

Not all the time that we need DSLRs for us to get a good photo.

The best camera is the brain that perceives something or anything to be a form of art.

PEACE and LOVE!