Conquering life through photography, travel and food
Finally, I have come to the last Photo 101 post. Not that I’m relieved it’s over, I’m feeling a sense of accomplishment I was able to live up to the challenge and respond to the daily themes. The final theme Triumph & Contrast is a befitting conclusion to this course. I’m starting my week on a positive note by posting…
This is the second to the last Photo 101 blog post. One step more to the finish line! Because I don’t have photos with two of a kind subjects, I decided to go with a two in one depiction of double. The photo below features two of Giza’s world famous structures — one of the pyramids and the sphinx. If you’re also…
Shooting subjects that create straight parallel lines in the image could prove to be problematic especially when a wide-angle lens is mounted to your camera because it causes image distortion. You will notice the image bending or curving toward the edges. In addition to positioning yourself perfectly in the middle of the subject, you can soften the image…
What I like about traveling, whether locally or abroad, is that you can always expect to see something out of the ordinary just like this work of art that I came across in Widus Hotel & Casino. It’s a clever way of bringing outdoor elements inside. If you’re also taking the Photo 101 online course, feel free…
Macro photography gives the audience a fresh perspective on subjects. It opens our eyes and minds to the details that we usually miss out on. Highlighting the details on miniature representations underscores the craftsmanship and heightens appreciation. My macro lens (Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Lens) was one of the first few accessories I got for my…
Happy Easter, Everyone! I hope you had a good break. Back to my regular Photo 101 posting, here’s my entry on Landscape & Cropping. I chose this picture because during the Holy Week, Filipinos are usually going to vacation spots where we can relax, enjoy a beautiful view and cool off in the water. Here’s one of…
