February 2010 - Bangon J.A.S.M.S.

Relieving the J.A.S.M.S. way.

Relieving JASMS life.

Reminiscing what JASMS used to be :(

A walk to kinder lane

Quote for the Day: "There is no rhyme or reason to what makes a great photo. Most of the time it is pure chance and quick shutter finger, but other times it is planning, ingenuity and sometimes even stalking." -Chelsea Roberson

Tagaytay Versions - January

These are some shots of duplicates wherein I edited them in various ways. 

"Reds & Yellow"

"Eiffel Tower"

"Blue Bells?"

Cam: Sony DSC-N2

Post-Processed: Adobe LR 2 & CS4

Tagaytay, Cavite - January

To start off my year, my cousins from Cebu came over to Manila to visit us. With lots of subject to shoot, my then, point and shoot, Sony DSC-N2, was my constant companion through the trip.


Though my frustration of starting out the many photography projects, I am opting for this project instead. A monthly portfolio of all of my shots, regardless of the themes and subjects.


Without further ado, let's start posting these pictures away!


Cam: P&S Sony DSC-N2
Post-Processed: Adobe LR2 & CS4

This first shot with the bayong, was right before we start our travel to Tagaytay. While awaiting for some of our friends, I decided to shoot around. And I found this shot very interesting. It's the perfect get-up for a day out!
"Bayong's Day-Out"


Arriving at our first stop - Sonya's Garden.


The picture below is a version 3 shots. Originally, it was a plain subject with the shadow of falling water background. I thought that it might be interesting to plain around with the shot, open the silhouette, shades, bring out the colors and the like. So here are my best shots.

"Trio H2o"

*This 3rd shot is my most fave amongst the 3 versions*

Sonya's Garden is a dslr picturesque place. If you haven't been to Sonya's, I suggest you better head over there with your camera on hand. Simply, there are lots of good subjects at Sonya's.One can't help it but just snap away!"Sonya's Garden" http://www.sonyasgarden.com/

Quote for the day: "You can photograph anything now." - Robert Frank