I was given the task of documenting the progress of the renovation/construction of our house. Amidst all the dust, I still found a way to take some photos playfully (sorry if it's not the right term, just got it from someone).
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Snaps
I have always enjoyed taking photos of important events that happen around me. It's like being aware that I am still part of the society and concerned on the things that is already or going to happen.
I have read somewhere that everything around us can be shot and represented as a good photograph. It all depends on how you compose it (usually following the "rule-of-thirds"), lighting, and representation of the subject. Whether it's a budding rose, a close up of a frog, keys, or a rusted nail, it could all turn into a good photograph if the photographer represents it at it's best.
Landscape photography, that what inspired me in taking up photography as a hobby. After attending Jay Jallorina's mini seminar at DPP last week, I was inspired to do some breathtaking landscapes of my own. Bringing my camera and traveling all the way to Roxas Blvd, I followed all his concepts on how, when, & where you should take the shot. Somehow, he was right on telling me all the techniques.
I am always amazed on how colors look like at night. I always try to render my night shots with moving subjects and cityscapes as background to add to the effect.
Please Bear with me, I am currently learning on how to create my own website(most likely). More updates to come later on. Thank you for visiting my site.