365 Project (Day 15)

I'm starting to work with portraiture now. This was taken noon time while the sun was at its highest. Beating the heat was a challenge but it was worth it. More pictures to come.

365 Project (Day 13)

365 Project (Day 12)

365 Project (Day 11)

After the Trail

365 Project (Day 10)

365 Project (Day 9)

This photo was taken during our shoot last July 22, 2011.

365 Project (Day 8)

365 Project (Day 7)

It's been raining the past few days. No sun, no light. But it didn't stop us from shooting. I'll be posting this shot that I like, it's a bit distorted but like they say, sometimes you gotta break the rules.

365 Project (Day 6)

It's been raining lately so I decided to use the rain to my advantage.

Reflection

365 Project (Day 5)

I'm an Alpha user. I'm currently using the Sony Alpha 350. I know the model is old and I'm being left behind by the new cameras that are out in the market these days. But the beauty of art is that it doesn't know age. So as a tribute to Sony, I'm posting my lens cap. It's a bit dusty, but that's how it works when you use it always.

365 Project (Day 4)

Everybody likes flowers. Everytime I post a flower on facebook, a lot of people don't hesitate to hit the like button. So this day, I'll be posting a photo of a flower I recently took.

Oh, don't forget the ant.

365 Project (Day 3)

I was sporting my 70-300mm lens and I was surprised with the results.

Bokehlicious is what I call this

365 Project (Day 2)

12 hours. That's how long we've waited for the electricity to comeback. It was hot as hell in our house so our family decided to visit one of the more popular parks in Leyte.

Reflection of the famous McArthur Statue in Palo, Leyte

My 365 Project (One Photo a Day, Keeps the Rut Away)

Yes, I am unleashing the creative side in me. I'm getting frustrated at getting better in the craft of photography and lately I'm in a photography rut. So to spice it up, I'm committing myself to post one photo a day to revive my interest in photography. The target is for 365 days, that's one year. It may sound ambitious but it's worth the try.

Here's my first photo.

Took this photo at our backyard. I just got lucky with this little fellow.